/sci/ - Science & Math

>>16100068
That concept (if I understand it correctly) doesn't exist in my country, which is Switzerland, which has that multi-track system you might know from Germany.
Only like 30% of people attend the track that preps you for a college-requiring education.

I did not attend that track, because school here is only mandatory to 9th grade, and I made use of that and did not continue further. I attended secondary school for adults (i.e. evening school) a few years later, so I go to university now coming from a non-orthodox path.

Secondary school was a breeze; in uni, I study math, which is PRETTY challenging, CS, which is moderately easy, and philosophy, which is honestly so easy it puts me to sleep. I'd prefer if the lecturers and subjects could advance at 3x the current pace. For most philosophy, I just need to read a short summary about the author's thoughts and I can already home-in on what they mean, and reconstruct their thinking process, with 90+% accuracy.

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