The difference between "university", "college" and "school" is the size of the student body, where "university" is the greatest, and "school" is the smallest. While you can have a standalone college or school, a university is comprised of smaller schools and/or colleges; e.g., Barnard College (circa 2,300 students) is a standalone women's college that offers undergraduate degrees, while Columbia University confers its undergraduate degrees through Columbia College (ca. 4,100 students), the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (ca. 1,400 students) and the School of General Studies (ca. 1,300 students).
Informally, in the US, College usually refers to undergraduate work, following high school. A School of Business or a Business School would be the institution, within the university, that houses the business department.
Generally speaking a University is made up of several colleges, and a college is made up of several school. Although a college can sometime be a school of itself.
For example, a university might have business college, engineering college, and so on. The engineering college might has a school of electrical engineering, school of mechanical engineering, etc. But the business college might be the business school.
It don't really think their is any hard, fast rule on this. However, it does usually follow that schools are named after a person that has donated a large sum of money to that school. :-)
Any institution particular to education and instruction can be considered a school. A college is an institution of higher education and typically broken down into departments within the school. For example, the English department, business department, engineering department etc. A university is typically made up of schools or colleges that fall under the University. For example, the school of business, or school of engineering, school of health related professions, etc.
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Dominican College is a school in Orangeburg, NY. It appears that there is no difference between Dominican College and any other community college.
Colleges typically are divided into academic departments (engineering dept., English dept., biology dept., etc.). Universities typically have colleges or schools that fall under the university (school of business, school of engineering, etc.)
The difference between christian medical college and a technical school is at a christian medical college, it is for christians and people trying to be doctors. Technical school is for people who want to do something that involves technology.
University is a higher education institution. Varsity has actually two meanings. 1.varsity is a sports team of the university or a team of a college of the university. 2. Colloquial contraction of University. [Brit.]
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The difference between college trigonometry and high school math is that college courses tend to be more focused in one subject. High school courses tend to provide the student with a broad understanding of math.
they are the same thing. Depends on what type of school you are talking about though.
The college degree is advanced study after completion of a high school diploma.
Emory University is the all encompassing name for the undergraduate and graduate schools that make up Emory. That includes Emory College, Oxford College, the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, the Goizueta Business School, the Nell Hodgkins School of Nursing, the Medical School, the Law School, and the Candler School of Theology.Emory College is the undergraduate liberal arts college which most undergrads attend. You can also apply to either the Business School or Nursing School after your sophomore year and get your degree from either of those schools. Most undergraduate students graduate with a degree from Emory College.
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The difference between USC and UCLA is that USC stands for either the University of Southern California or the University of South Carolina while UCLA stands for University of California, Los Angeles. USC is also a private school while UCLA is a state school.