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#442
10-17-2007, 11:49 PM
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Re: **Official** uNL BBV Thread - October
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lol...i went to both...i know [/ QUOTE ] So you're telling me, that after you factor in the women, bars, clubs, and parties, CDN High School is better than American College. lol, no... Even if you say "yes", still goin with no. |
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#443
10-17-2007, 11:52 PM
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canadian high school is harder than american university. [/ QUOTE ] Obv it depends on the university and the high school. Theres plenty of high schools here in US that im sure are much tougher than some universities. |
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#444
10-17-2007, 11:53 PM
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lol...not necessarily. The work is harder in canadian high school than american university.
canadian university is more fun because you can legally drink when you are 19 and they have bars on campus. Theres not much to argue with here. ive lived it all. |
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#445
10-17-2007, 11:58 PM
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YOUR canadian high school is tougher than YOUR american university...I dont think you can compare them as a whole.
Also sounds somewhat like your sayin canadian high school is tougher than canadian university? |
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#446
10-18-2007, 12:02 AM
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This statement, to be true, means you must have attended multiple Canadian high schools and multiple American universities and studied in multiple programs. Otherwise all you got is one canadian high school and one American University. Not really a comparison at all.
And yes college is easy. All school is easy until you decide to go to graduate school then you have to work for it. |
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#447
10-18-2007, 12:04 AM
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nononono. I was in business school. So yes, it was easier than some of the other programs. But almost any class I took was review. History, calc, etc.
All high schools in Ontario teach the same stuff. Its not the lowest common intellect system. When I talk to my friends from home who are in university I feel like i'm not getting as good an education as I could have, and that I wouldn't want to have to work as hard as they are. |
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#448
10-18-2007, 12:05 AM
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Hahaha oh man, you're still in high school? Victoria has VCE or whatever, right? HSC just started here, did mine last year [/ QUOTE ] yup [img]/images/graemlins/frown.gif[/img] my exams start nov2 |
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#450
10-18-2007, 12:20 AM
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yea american universities typically have classes like, English, Calculus, General Chemistry, Physics etc in the first year or 2 in undergrad program. These are review for many american students as such courses are offered in high school as well. Thats why we have what is called Advanced Placement in high school, where you can take those courses in high school and if you score high enough on a standardized test you can get college credit for equivalent college courses. If you mostly think US college is easyer because it has courses that are typically review this isnt true...but you could use that argument to say that US college like to suck out money lol, which i couldnt disagree.
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