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> Study (hard) for the next 5 years I don't think colleges in US can be as hard as universities in some european counties. Especially where universities are fr

• emodendroket 9y ago
  I only attended one university but it was quite a lot more rigorous than anything I'd done up to that point in my life.
• vonkale 9y ago
  In my country (Finland), government actually pays for studying and universities are free. My experience studying abroad is that actually the curriculum and studying is mostly the same all over the world. I think there might some outliers in the TOP10 universities in the world, but the major differences are in the student population, connections and reputation. I think only maybe 10-20% study really hard anyways. At that point in life most people would have more than 100 usable hours easily, but most of the students do minimal work necessary and do something else.
• sotojuan 9y ago
  What's the point of this comment? It's off topic at best and an excuse to debate about European vs US colleges at worst.
• wyager 9y ago
  Look up international college rankings. The US is vastly overrepresented in terms of quality of higher education.