Well for a college to be public is has to have "State" in the name. so I'm going to say Yes because of the S but I have never heard of a college named US at all.
Ex.
Public college
* OSU - Ohio State university Private college
* OU - Ohio University
The main difference between private and public colleges is their funding sources. Public colleges are funded by the government and typically offer lower tuition rates for in-state residents. Private colleges, on the other hand, rely on tuition, donations, and endowments for funding and often have higher tuition costs.
Public is open, private is closed.
Public is the opposite of private.
private anf public
Community colleges by-and large are public institutions.
Well ask yourself what the difference between "public" and "private" is. This isn't rocket science!
No, both refer to joint efforts by private companies and governmental bodies.
if you subsidize public colleges, the supply curve of public college education would shift to the right, thus making public colleges cheaper. with public colleges cheaper, the demand for private colleges would decrease, making private colleges cheaper. so as a result of subsidizing public colleges, you make public and private college education cheaper.
Public sectors are funded by the government
It depends on the situation and it depends on the country. In the United States, more people pick private colleges than public colleges, unless they need the discounts that come with public school. In Europe, public colleges are far more commonly chosen than private colleges.
public bank is state owned banks whereas private banks are owned by private individuals or entities.
the different between public and private wants is on the financial means availlable and on the budgeting procedure