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That's very US centric. In the UK the A-levels we do at the end of high school cover first-year uni material and there are no general education requirements at
by alexgmcm 8y ago
That's very US centric.
In the UK the A-levels we do at the end of high school cover first-year uni material and there are no general education requirements at university.
The downside is we don't have the major system either - you pick what you will study at 18 before you go and it is rather difficult to change.
I preferred such a focused system but I can see why others may not.