Similarities between high school and college?

Answer 1

College vs. University

The US government defines college: "College: An institution of

higher learning that offers undergraduate programs, usually of a

four-year duration, that lead to The Bachelor's degree in the arts or

sciences (B.A. or B.S.). The term "college" is also used in a general

sense to refer to a postsecondary institution. A college may also be a

part of the organizational structure of a university."

University is defined as: "University: An educational institution that

usually maintains one or more four-year undergraduate colleges (or

schools) with programs leading to a bachelor's degree, a graduate

school of arts and sciences awarding master's degrees and doctorates

(Ph.D.s), and graduate professional schools."

Source: http://educationusa.state.gov/graduate/glossary.htm

Answer 2

High school gives you an education in all subjects preparing you for the university. The university is an education in a specific field preparing you for a job.

University is more than learning to pass more exams, it can help to broaden your general knowledge and outlook if you pick courses which draw from many disciplines like Arts for example or Architecture or social science among others.

The coursework in university is much more demanding than the coursework in high school, and is much more self-directed and self-motivated. College professors don't mind if you don't do your homework and fail their classes - that is a decision you get to make. They will expect you to come ask for help if you need it and take control of your education.

Answer 3

Some similarities between high school and college are below:

• You go to classes
• Teachers stand in front of you and lecture
• You take tests
• you earn a degree
• They have rules.
• Semesters
• If you go to a high school boarding school, they are both campuses

Answer 4

• Both should try to educate.
• Both should try to produce graduates with a degree of conpetence.
• Both should be judged on the quality of their graduates.
• Both should attempt to provide a broad educational experience.
• Both should be goal oriented.
• Both should understand that they seek excellence in their graduates.
• Both should assume and expect excellence from their students.
• Both should understand that the production of fully qualified graduates.
• Both must understand that they are not competitors, but service providers in the world's future.

Answer 5

food, there are freshman- seniors, sports, semesters and finals, etc

Answer 6

that it is a college :)