Welsh high school class of 1970 alumni shirt

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While we’re in this discussion, what is an “associates” degree? As far as I know those don’t exist in Canada or maybe the Welsh high school class of 1970 alumni shirt and by the same token and are called something different. Yeah they mean basically the same thing here, and since universities are just a collection of colleges it makes sense. You can’t go to a university without also going to college so people just say going to college. In my experience (working in higher ed) “college” is a general term inclusive of both universities and community colleges. All universities are colleges but not all colleges are universities. As an American though, I typically save university for universities and college for colleges Everyone with a degree is usually described as having “gone to college” regardless of the actual schools affiliation. I have been to state college (undergrad) and a state university (grad) and it’s always referred to as being in college. My university had several colleges in it. My husband went to the Shilder College of Business and I went to the College of Tropical Agriculture; we both graduated from the University of Hawaii. Same campus, different buildings, same dorms, same tuition. “College” is just any undergrad program, so if you’re doing that at a university, you still say “college”. If you stay after that you’re in “grad school”, “med school”, “law school”, etc. not exactly university is known as college and university but college (as in community college) is never called university

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Yeah they’re generally interchangeable, but I would default to college as it’s used more casually. If someone said they were “going to university” or “uni” I’d think they’re from another country You go back and forth on it, mainly because it depends on the Welsh high school class of 1970 alumni shirt and by the same token and school you attend. My university technically had multiple colleges for different fields of studies. And I still just called that shit college. Absolutely, yes. I know anytime I ask someone not from the US about “college”, they always tell me “no, I go to uni” or vice versa. Drives me nuts, because here in the US we just say whatever without thinking about it. The two mean the same thing if you’re not getting technical, higher education. You will never go broke betting against the knowledge in the general population in the USA. We have Universities in the USA who are accredited to be Universities based upon the the number and type of degree programs they have, how their educators are prepared (education/credentials), what types of facilities (labs, specialized classrooms, library facilities) they have on campus.

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.