Enter the grade and earned credit for each class. For example, if you have earned A for a 4 credit class, then enter 4 in the box next to the Ã¢â¬ÅA.Ã¢â¬ You can add both weighted and unweighted high school classes. Your weighted classes receive extra points on the GPA scale.
A voting age is a minimum age established by law that a person must attain to be eligible to vote in a public election. Typically, the age is set at 18 years; however, ages as low as 16 and as high as 21 exist (see list below).
Even in Scotland, which has implemented voting at 16 for the 2014 referendum, just 36 per cent say that they favour the lower age for the referendum and 35 per cent for voting in all UK elections. In Australia, the public is also opposed to lowering the voting age.Table 1 shows that 94 per cent of the respondents in the 2010 Australian Election Study opposed any change, with 72 per cent saying that the age should 'definitely stay at 18'.he first section examines the debates about lowering the voting age, in Australia and internationally. The second section outlines the distribution of public support for the change, among voters as well as election candidates, and what social factors underlie opinions.