Post by spicysalmonroll on Oct 7, 2015 12:55:42 GMT -5
Hi! I just started lurking and posting this week. I get days where I'm really busy at work and then days where I do absolutely nothing. Today is a mixed bag lol. @sparky85, are you in Canada or England? I only ask because we generally call it college and not university in the states.
Hi! I just started lurking and posting this week. I get days where I'm really busy at work and then days where I do absolutely nothing. Today is a mixed bag lol. @sparky85, are you in Canada or England? I only ask because we generally call it college and not university in the states.
I've heard a lot of people call it university stateside if they're actually going to a uni. ;)
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Hi! I just started lurking and posting this week. I get days where I'm really busy at work and then days where I do absolutely nothing. Today is a mixed bag lol. @sparky85, are you in Canada or England? I only ask because we generally call it college and not university in the states.
I've heard a lot of people call it university stateside if they're actually going to a uni.
Oh nice! I went to a universary and I never really heard anyone call it that. I find it synonymous with college/ undergrad education.
Your education can be done at either a college or a university. A university is a group of colleges. From my experience, students that come from a college tend to have a hit or miss education because the school generally has one focus. These kids tend to be unprepared when they move on to grad school (still can be done at a college or university).
We also have trade schools and junior colleges that people around here try to lump into the general "college" term. A trade school education is not at all related to a university education. They are different levels of education.
Oh nice! I went to a universary and I never really heard anyone call it that. I find it synonymous with college/ undergrad education.
Your education can be done at either a college or a university. A university is a group of colleges. From my experience, students that come from a college tend to have a hit or miss education because the school generally has one focus. These kids tend to be unprepared when they move on to grad school (still can be done at a college or university).
We also have trade schools and junior colleges that people around here try to lump into the general "college" term. A trade school education is not at all related to a university education. They are different levels of education.
Here "college" is used to describe a trade school (ie a diploma program). On the other hand a "University" is where you would get bachelors degree, and could then continue onto graduate studies.
Your education can be done at either a college or a university. A university is a group of colleges. From my experience, students that come from a college tend to have a hit or miss education because the school generally has one focus. These kids tend to be unprepared when they move on to grad school (still can be done at a college or university).
We also have trade schools and junior colleges that people around here try to lump into the general "college" term. A trade school education is not at all related to a university education. They are different levels of education.
Here "college" is used to describe a trade school (ie a diploma program). On the other hand a "University" is where you would get bachelors degree, and could then continue onto graduate studies.
See? That's a great distinction. Here? Most everyone just calls post secondary education "college." However, when they're talking about "everyone should get a college education" they really mean university (or individual college).
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