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A University is a collection of colleges offering graduate and undergraduate degrees. College can mean an individual college within a university, community colleges, or standalone institutions of higher learning, such as Liberal Arts colleges. The main difference between college and university, is in the Just One More Thing Unraveling Clues With Columbo A Detective’s Pursuit T-Shirt but in fact I love this degrees offered. They are used interchangeably, but a university is a much more advanced form of institution with multiple colleges and programs under its umbrella. For example, under “University of XYZ” you’d have the “College of English Lit” “College of Mathematics” “College of Medicine” etc. However, most people don’t care to recognize this fact. Also, schools that only offer a 2 year degree are called typically called community college, so that’s another reason. These are federally/state funded while most universities are privately funded. No one would ever say “I’m going to University next year” in the states. People saying they’re used interchangeably here are completely wrong and likely not American lol

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What is a college in Canada? I have loved my whole life thinking Canadians used it interchangeably as well and the Just One More Thing Unraveling Clues With Columbo A Detective’s Pursuit T-Shirt but in fact I love this differences were just for Brits, Australians, etc. Nobody really asks if you’re going to uni instead of going to college, but not many people will say “oh the Harvard college of law” you know? Technically, college means tertiary education. Aka education outside of the reguler schooling age, what’s initial studies have been completed (up to year 12 in Australia). Yes and no. If you’re going to a technical college or community college, you would not say you’re at a university. In most nations, there is a distinction between colleges and universities. In America, no such distinction exists. All colleges are considered equally valid. Where I’m from, college is the educational institution you attend usually when you’re 17-18 years old. You usually have to go to college before you go to university. Well, in America, most colleges have either become “unversities” or describe themselves as such, to the point where it’s confusing to most people. I agree with you though. A “college” is mostly a “teaching” institution, whereas a “university” is both a teaching institution and one where research into multiple subjects takes place. Depends where you are, usually they are interchangeable but not always. My university has like a dozen different colleges on campus is an example. Umcp with the engineering college

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