请问一下教育名词University vs.college ,有什么区别么?

请问一下教育名词University vs.college ,有什么区别么?
请问一下教育名词University vs.college ,有什么区别么?

请问一下教育名词University vs.college ,有什么区别么?
这两种学校都可以颁发学位,既可以是私立的也可以是公立的.通常情况下,university比college大（按学生数量衡量）.college一般只颁发本科学（即学士学位）,而university可以颁发学士、硕士和博士学位.但Community college（社区大学）可以提供专科学位,也开设有技术或职业课程.

University 前加 the, college 不加。
I hope to go to college.
I go to the university.

下面是加拿大 University 和 college 的区别。
想必你能读懂，单词不难。
College
1) Colleges tend to have smaller classes, creating a more intimate learning environment for students. This leads to greater student-te...

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下面是加拿大 University 和 college 的区别。
想必你能读懂，单词不难。
College
1) Colleges tend to have smaller classes, creating a more intimate learning environment for students. This leads to greater student-teacher interaction. University lecture halls are often huge, and can be very impersonal and intimidating.
2) Colleges are quite a bit cheaper than universities. However, this does not mean that the quality of teaching is lower at a college.
3) The transition from high school to college is not as drastic as the change to university. Most colleges don't provide residence so this gives students the option/necessity to continue living with their parents for a few more years. Living on your own in a puke-infested dorm room before you're even legal can be a very drastic change from the high-school lifestyle.
4) Colleges are generally easier to get into, and require a lower GPA (grade point average) for their admission requirements. This puts less stress on grade 12 marks, making college a good option for students who are balancing demanding jobs or participating in extra-curricular, non-academic activities.
University
1) For those who choose to study away from home, university is definitely a great option because almost all of them provide residence for out-of-region students. Living in residence allows students to make friends on campus and adjust to university life more easily.
2) Universities also tend to have more extra-curricular activities for students, such as orientation week, varsity and intramural sports, as well as a variety of student clubs you can join.
3) Universities offer degrees, so those interested in professions such as medicine or law must attend university. That said, you could still start your schooling at a college in a university-transfer program and then head to university to carry on with professions like medicine or law.
4) Attending a university with a good reputation will pay off. Having a BA from a university does tend to look more prestigious on a resume than a diploma or certificate from a college, but it's important to note that this also depends on your intended career; a degree might not be necessary.
注：1）grade 12 是加拿大高中最后一年
2）BA：Bachelor of Arts

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没有关系啦，通常讲，College好像是必university第一级。但是MIT也是个College。所以没有什么区别。