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Trade schools are not typically included in the Just a Girl Who Loves Turtles Sea Ocean shirt also I will do this “college” concept though. Though the line between trade school and “technical college” is sometimes blurred. Agreed. I would still say they are interchangeable because if someone said “I attend university” the wording might seem slightly awkward but everyone would know what you meant. If i heard another american call themselves a university student i would probably think they were pretentious. I know it’s different in europe though Canadians & Brits also go to “Hospital” when they are sick. That grates on an American’s ears. We go to the hospital. Brits go to hospital. Most Canadians I know go to “the hospital”. But all Canadians in 4 year degrees are in university. I met my wife in university and our kids were born in the hospital. But Americans from Malvena Renolds’ Little Boxes “go to summer camp and then to the university where they all get but in boxes and they all come out the same.” Same with “I’m in school” vs “I’m in the school”. The former says you go there as a student and the latter says you’re in the physical building. I think the US equivalent for this is “at” or “to.” It’s not quite the same, but if I said someone was “at the hospital,” it would emply a short visit, maybe for an appointment or just accompanying someone else. Going “to the hospital” implies an emergency or evaluation. If someone was “in the hospital” they probably have a room and will be there at least overnight.

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.