How should University work world wise?
Just to add, the Get To Work approach could also still provide a seperate neighbourhood for Dorms, like Get To Work provided as well. But we could build our own Dorms anywhere.
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"tiff_ben98;c-16643358" wrote:
In the US there are some universities where low grades don't make much of a difference when it comes down to acceptance, also all 2 year colleges accept anybody regardless of their grades.
wow. I guess that makes all our unis prestigious.
If you don't get high enough marks to get in, you have to go the long way, attend a senior school, do year 13, try again. Or attend TAFE, use it as a stepping stone. Or do a bridging course.
In Australia, technical and further education aka TAFE is like a cross between community college and trade school.
Each country has it's own way of doing things. For many of us, the way the US does things is very alien.
