American, Australian, or British college. Which one is the hardest college to graduate?

Question

I dont want to go college which is difficult to graduate. Which one is the hardest to graduate and which one is easiest to graduate. Also, which one is the cheapest college to go to and which one is the most expensive college.

Answer 1

depends on the college you choose, like oxford probably hard, yale yes, harvard yes but like humboldt state or a state school then probably not. tuition expense depends on where you live. if you live in england then it'll be expensive to go to a american school. i don't know anything about australian schools.

Answer 2

Evidently some of these folks are not too familiar with colleges around the world.

Australia and Britain are much smaller than the USA in population, so they have a lot fewer colleges. There are more than 4000 college campuses in the US. It is silly to try to characterize them as if they were all the same.

The elite colleges in the USA are extremely hard to get into, the courses are very difficult and only top students can succeed. But, they have top students. The average student at one of the top US colleges - Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Penn, Duke, Univ of Chicago, MIT, etc. are chosen from less than the top 1% of the more than 1.5 million kids entering college each year. But, there are also many thousands of kids who are very mediocre students who enter college. Often they are not very well prepared and have rather poor work habits. The colleges which those students attend may be quite easy for an international students who is academically well prepared and who has no problem except improving his English a little.

In the USA people have a lot of money, so many of the colleges are quite expensive. But the schools operated by the governments are much cheaper than the private schools. So, the cheapest education is at the large state universities.

p.s. as the Australian said, in some countries a "college" is a secondary school. In the USA the word "college" denotes a post-secondary school. Some of the most famous colleges are very elite and at the highest possible level - e.g. Dartmouth College, Harvard College of Harvard University, etc.

Answer 3

I think it is most difficult to graduate from a British college and easiest to graduate from a US college. And I believe Australian colleges are most affordable, though I don't know whether American or British colleges are more expensive.

Answer 4

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Answer 5

I do not know about America or Britian but in AUS a college is high school so maybe a little easier than a UNiversity

Answer 6

Most probably British! Even to get in is hard

Answer 7

american is the easiest, by far. in an english college if you change your major you have to stat from square one, while in an amerian college you can change it 389247434 times before your junior year.

Answer 8

You'll have to put some effort into graduating, no way around it. It's not kindergarden anymore either