assume you're discussing the relative merits of a four year college vs a two year technical school.
The two year degree trains you to perform a specific task. In two years you can become a great welder, air conditioning technician, hairdresser, or even a computer programmer.
A four year degree educates you. Not only would you learn about computers programming, but you'd also learn how to communicate with others, you'd learn about English, Literature, Math, Physics, hopefully a foreign language.
The idea being that once you are "educated" at a 4 year college you would be able to hold your own in a social setting, AND you'd be better prepared to pick up essential skills as the technology changes. The four year degree doesn't just teach a skill, it demonstrates to potential employers that you know how to learn and that you're more capable than the typical technical school attendee.
You can take a quick course in as little as six months, but it would probably be better to get an actual four year degree. You can finish a four year degree in less than four years if you go to summer school.
A sandwich course in mechanical engineering is a four-year undergraduate course in which students undertake a placement year or internship in industry, normally after the second year.
The better ones are any year of the four doors. The two door hard tops are not as good. All of the convertibles are ok.
No, AP Calculus is a far more difficult course.
It means that credit for the course can be transferred from a community college to a four-year university. The topics covered, and the level of depth, should be comparable to the similar course that is taught at the four-year university. Contact a counselor at the four-year university for advice on what classes will transfer.
depends on your course
I assume it's "four quarters in a year". Of course, there are usually four quarters in a whole anything.
a two-year program is half times four-year program while a for year-program is twice the two-year program Four year program could be a detailed course and the 2 year program should be related to the basics only....
The typical course load for freshman in college is twelve units per semester. At three units per course that comes out to four courses per semester. Of course there could be a four unit course and then the course load would be thirteen.
Four years of course... A season has twelve months that means one year... So Four Seasons = Four Years...
This year. No
It's better than 2011