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Yes, they are used interchangeably but they are technically different. A college is cheaper, sometimes WAAAAAY cheaper than a uni, but their degrees might not be seen at the I Warned You And Will Be Forced Thrash You Vintage Eddie Murphy T-Shirt it is in the first place but same level, or as valuable as a university’s. Most people start their basic core classes in a college and then change to a university for their upper curriculum classes to get the best of both worlds. Americans that know the difference tend to differentiate, and those that don’t tend to use them and synonyms. Generally speaking, people that live in areas with high levels of post-secondary education are more likely to recognize the difference. A community college has AA and AS degrees (2 year). They may have certificates which can be done in 1-3 semesters.

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A state college has AA, AS, and a few bachelor’s degrees, probably 5-10 (BA, BS, BAS). They also have certificates. A university is made up of multiple colleges that house academic programs (majors, minors and certificates). College of Business, College of Sciences, Arts and Humanities, etc. The university may have 100-200 bachelor’s degrees (4 years or as short as 2 if you are a transfer student) and a separate graduate school or college for advanced level degrees including Masters, Specialists, Ph.Ds, and MD (if applicable). You can further classify universities as R1, R2, or special focus designations. I work at a R1 which has very high research activity. Yes and no. In some cases, you might call a university a college, or that you’re going to college when you’re attending a university. But technically, there is a difference. A college might only offer an associates degree, or a bachelors. A university though, they can offer those and a masters, and maybe even a doctorate.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.