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Only in the USA. Undergrad in the US is what high school is in most of the developed world -- a time for broad learning and exploration. Outside of the USA, if
by foobarbecue 5y ago
Only in the USA. Undergrad in the US is what high school is in most of the developed world -- a time for broad learning and exploration. Outside of the USA, if you're going to college, you're getting serious and fairly specific. In my experience, Americans take an extra four years or so to grow up, because they're allowed to. (I'm not saying this is good or bad.)
- bbcxdrgn 5y agoThis post might be less racist if you had backed it up with lots and lots of citations, but you couldn't be assed to find a single one, which suggests to me that your opinion is based on prejudice and bullshit and little else
- perl4ever 5y agoA lot of people from outside the US go to college in the US. This was down last year with the pandemic, but apparently not as much as you'd think.
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- foobarbecue 5y agoFYI I am a US citizen but studied did elementary school in Japan and USA, high school in Brazil and Sweden, undergrad in England, PhD in USA.