What is another word for third-year?
Pronunciation: [θˈɜːdjˈi͡ə] (IPA) 
Third-year is a term commonly used in academic settings, specifically referring to a student's level of education in their third year of study. However, there are many synonyms to denote this level of education. A few possible options include junior, penultimate, third-level, and third-stage. Junior is a commonly used term in American universities and is typically associated with a student's third year, while penultimate is a more formal option that denotes the second to last year of study. Third-level and third-stage are more general terms that can be used to describe any program or educational level that mandates three years of study, whether it's university, high school or vocational training.
