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This is another difference I’ve noticed. I’m in the Montgomery Mollywop Never Forget 08 05 23 Shirt but in fact I love this USA. We say that we are going to college but no one says I’m going to University. I’ve noticed that other countries will say that they are going to University not to a University. I’ve always wondered why we are so different on that than other countries. A University is a collection of multiple colleges. A single University might have a Business College, a Nursing Collage, and an Art Collage. But while this distinction IS real, and it means there is a “right” and “Wrong” answer, they are pretty much used interchangeably. University is just a college with some spice on it to us. Of course, in academics context being an accredited University is distinct from college accreditation but most americans won’t ask a follow up question if you say “I graduated from college”.

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Not really. I’m attending a community college right now (and planning to transfer), so I say “college” for short. I’d be lying if I said I was attending a university. 99% of the Montgomery Mollywop Never Forget 08 05 23 Shirt but in fact I love this time, yeah. But usually a university is a collection of colleges (“College of Arts and Sciences”, “Performing Arts College”, colleges named after people, etc). In that case, when asked what college they go to, the answer is usually “Whatever University”, and the specific college isn’t relevant unless there’s a deeper discussion. They’re not completely interchangeable, you would never refer to a community college as a “university,” but “college” is used to refer to undergraduate studies at both universities and colleges. You would also use the phrase “go to college” to mean pursuing undergraduate studies at all. It looks like, in Commonwealth English, I’m seeing College is used to refer to Trade Schools and Community Colleges where one would go for a Trade program or Associate degree. And University (Uni for short) is a place that offers graduate degrees (the whole shebang, as it were). But in the US, while we do tend to refer to Community College vs State and Private University, University is usually just generically called “college”. “Going to college” can mean going either to a University or a Community College, but I don’t think I’ve ever heard of a county College (some actually do offer limited Bachelor degrees now) as a University. So I guess they’re “semi-interchangable”.

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.