Education in USA and GB
Education in USA and GB
Education in USA and GB
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2 . Wh e r e c a"yo' "m:
a . An As s o c i ate De g'"
b.a Ba che lor's De g'"
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4 . Li s ten to Ma , ilyn ° Z ip e ï, xp l ai ni .
a nd s a y.
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for a Ba ch-
a s t u d e n t comple te
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e l o r' s D e g re e ?
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uNl' r when they
ta l k
a bout the
g ra d u a t e
p ro g ra m and fo ur-year m d e r-
th e
Ba che lor's Db
le ge
d eg ree" when and " a c o l -
gFa dua te t h e y tal k
a bout u n d e r-
a re
They a re n o t loca te d in a
u n i ve rs i t y. S o me
c ated o n the
uni vers i ty ca mpus . (The" c am-
area.) A few
colle ge s ofre r
g ra m s in gra dua te
s e l e c te d p ro -
s u b j e c ts .
U s u a l l y, h o we ve r,
g ra m s . So
Ameri c ans us e the
ty" a n d wo rd " uni vers i -
no t" c o l l eg e" when t h e y tal k a bout
g ra d u a t e
s t u d y.
2. Where ca n yo u e a rn :
a. An As s ocia te De gre e
b .a Ba che lor's
;']
De gre e
C . the Ma s te r's
d. P h. D (M .A.)[ ' em' ei ]
(d o c t o ra t e )[ , pi:
3. What is the
diffe re nce b e t we e n an" und er-
g ra d u a t e p ro g ra m " a n d
a " g ra d u a t e p ro g ram"
(al s o kn o wn a s " p o s t g ra d u a t e " ) in t e rm s of:
a . (h e de gre e s o ffer
they
b. The p l a c e s t h e y a re one re d at
4. Li s ten to M a ri l yn n
A I. O -y, a:"j.'"ior"c oll'g"Ffe rs an As- Am e ri c a n
Z i p e s e xpla initng
u n i ve rs i t y s ys te m. H o w doe s a
the
u n i-
vers i l y d i ffe r fr om a colle ge ?
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th a t you
ti c k b es i d ethe a n s we rs a t the e nd of
a re
corre ct a ns we rs
re c t . (The
this le s s on.)
dm a nd t a l k a bout B ri t i s he duca tion.
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s tude nts in p ri -
d. T h e pe me nta ge oi Britis h
10 %
va l e s chools is (a ) 2 % ( b ) 6 % ( C)
(a ke e xa m s
e. At 14 o r 15 , s o m e s tude nts
(b ) or -
Th e " 0 " sta n d s fo r (a) o l ymp i c
fic ia ï (C) o rd i nary
is (a)
r. The le ngth o f the s ummer h o l i d a ys
we e ks
7 we e ks (b ) 9 we e ks (C) 10
Are they (a) s e nior
g . Wnat a re p re fe c t s ?
s eni o r s t u d e n t s ' (C)
m e m b e rs o l s ta rR (b )
wh o c ook and c l e a n in s chools ?
th e pe ople
o n S a t u r-
h. Br itish s tud ents (a ) g o to sc h ool
to sc h oolo n S aturd ays
d a ys (b ) d o n' t go
l p nnv
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