Posted 2005-06-21, 09:23 PM
in reply to Kaneda's post "College"
The only thing I'm not looking forward to in college is having to pay for it. The way I look at it, it's high school with more freedom, closer living quarters, more parties, but a little more studying. I can't wait, but it'll take an arm and a leg to pay for.
Hopefully, by the time I get to Uni (is your college the equivalent of our University??) I should be get a grant - many universities are closing their Chemistry departments and in a few years there's gonna be a shortage of chemists...and I want to do Chemistry at Uni...government grant...oh yeah...
You can get a 2-year degree and be a nurse, but a lot of people get 4-year degrees (because....?) anyhow. UT has a really good nursing program. If you can't get into it (it's pretty competitive), there's UTA in Arlington that has a really good program and is cheaper (~$2000-2500/semester).
D3V said:
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I've always thought our colleges are only two year dealies...
I don't know...
How's your search coming along??
Colleges and Universities are basically the same thing. When a "college" has a certain amount of students enrolled (like a population) it becomes a "university". Simply, the only difference is that universities are larger colleges.
All colleges and universities are the same type of ciriculum, and have the same time frame. Associates degree is usually 2 years. Bachelors is usually 4 years, and Masters is another 2 years. Those are the normals, however depending on how many credits you transfer from high school, and you course load each term, it can be faster, or longer.