Lebanon senior high school class of 1970 alumni tiger shirt

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In Canada a “college” is a “community college” (both are used interchangeably)- somewhere that awards diplomas but not degrees. Universities may have some diploma programs, but are mostly degree programs; undergrad/bachelors, masters, PhDs, med schools, etc. They’re often research institutes as well, encouraging profs to get research funding, publish to journals, etc. They’ve got different meanings in different countries. In British English if someone says they go to college they’ll likely either be gaining A levels to acces higher education or be learning a trade rather than a degree. If they’re at university they’ll say they’re at University, or Uni for short. Although some of our universities are divided into colleges as well. As a fellow Canadian, colleges tend to be more geared towards trade programs and universities are more STEM oriented. College programs aren’t as long either. Universities have graduate programs.

Lebanon senior high school class of 1970 alumni tiger shirt, hoodie, tank top, sweater and long sleeve t-shirt

Normally you say things like “I went to college” “I am in college” if you said “Im in university It would come off as more British sounding. However we say University when referring the Lebanon senior high school class of 1970 alumni tiger shirt besides I will buy this the institutions by name. So such in such state university, the university of California sort of thing. Idk if that helped at all. They are used interchangeably except that nobody says, “Your mom goes to university”, we only use college for that. I have never heard a US citizen talk about college saying “university” or “uni” it is always “college” or “specific name”. Wait. What’s the difference for OP between University or College? My first language isn’t English and I always thought that those terms were used interchangeably everywhere!

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.