What does it mean circle last year of school completed on a job application has 6-18?

When you see "circle the last year of school completed" that is 6-18 on the job application it means the employer wants to know the highest level of education you have completed. The numbers 6-18 represent the grade levels in the US school system.

- 6: Sixth grade

- 7: Seventh grade

- 8: Eighth grade

- 9: Freshman

- 10: Sophomore

- 11: Junior

- 12: Senior

- 13: First year of college

- 14: Second year of college

- 15: Third year of college

- 16: Fourth year of college

- 17: Fifth year of college

- 18: Sixth year of college

If you have not completed high school, you would circle the highest grade you have completed. For example, if you are in 11th grade, you would circle 11. If you have completed high school, you would circle 12. If you have completed some college, you would circle the highest level of college you have completed. For example, if you have completed two years of college, you would circle 14.

Some employers may also use a different scale, such as 1-20, to represent the highest level of education completed. If you are unsure of what scale the employer is using, you can contact them to ask.