0_Wizard
Man, I'm only 19 now but when I think back to 12th grade of high school when I was age 17-18, it feels like so long ago.
In most countries students then graduate at age 17–18.
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Twelfth grade
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David Campese
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1_Apprentice
Yeah that's how it feels to me too, even though I'm 25 so it's been pretty long. 
0_Wizard
I remember how excited I was for it to be the last year of high school, since honestly I really didn't enjoy high school much.
Twelfth grade is typically the last year of high school; graduation year.
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1_Apprentice
I didn't enjoy high school either and wasn't paying much attention to classes, I just wanted it to be over honestly.