What are the differences between college students and graduates in learning,life style or others ...?
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Are we speaking of college students who are graduates of college or graduate students?\n\nI can tell you from personal experience that being a graduate student is way different from being a college student. For one, I had many other "grown-up" things to worry about (bills, house, husband etc.) besides where to party on the weekends. Spring break means absolutely nothing to a graduate student because most have jobs and/or children. I also think there is more personal investment in graduate students, due to it really being a choice. Not that an undergraduate degree is not a choice, but it is almost understood that in order to get a decent job, you have to go to college these days.\n\nHope this helped :-)
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Part of being in college is learning to be an adult and preparing for a professional career. Students will learn what is and isn't apprpriate on their own. A dress code takes away the chioce of students. Making good decisions is part of learning to be responsible. They will realize that the image they put forth matters when professors and employers show a lack of respect based on how they look.
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An undergraduate education is when you go to college and earn a Bachelor's degree.  (either a BA or a BS).  Take me for instance.  In three weeks I will graduate from college.  I will be getting a BA in History.  My undergraduate education is now finished.  \n\nJust so you know; a GRADUATE educations is when you study to receive graduate level degrees.  Such as a Master's Degree or a PhD.\n\nhope that helps.
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I think colleges tend to be more private, more focused on a particular form and discipline of study, where universities are generalized to many study programs.  Some colleges tend to be smaller, while university tends to be quite large.\n\nI think your analogy runs true in the US as well
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There's much more of a difference between students.  A lazy student and a good university does not get nearly as good an education as a hard working student in a less famous university.
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Growing up! Supporting yourself, not always having mommy and daddy being there for you.  Experiencing things, and making your own decisions and dealing with the consequences was the best thing I learned from college......
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I don't think it's a fair comparison to make.\n\nI studied chemisty with an analytical specialization in college.  My roommate studied philosophy.  The fact that I studied natural science doesn't put me in a class higher than him.  In fact, he is a genius.  He's currently finishing his last year in Georgetown Law.\n\nSo really...everyone is different.  Better students are better students regardless of their area of study.
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College was...\n\nA much easier schedule than high school, with much harder work.\n\nA more in-depth social experience (while in the dorms, anyway).\n\nCollege is really what you make of it. Your professors most likely really love the subjects they teach, and if you show them an interest they will usually respond to you. I ended my undergrad career with a few professors I could consider friends. You should apply for at least a few clubs or groups, like the campus newspaper. This is more important than you think.\n\nI have little to say about Fraternies/Sororities, as I was not in one.\n\nHope that helps. It seems pretty big at first, but it's a life you fit yourself into pretty easily.
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graduate means that u hv completed the course of study to be a graduate and undergraduate means u did not complete the course of study to be a graduate.
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you go to college to minor and major in something...what you major in is your primary "skill" and your minor is your secondary. A graduate student is someone who has already got their B.A. or B.S or B.M degree (bachelors) and undergraduate is someone who is still in college and hasn't graduated with a bachelors degree yet.
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Nap all day and party all night.  When they do go to class, they go in pajamas, hoodies and flipflops.  They cram for everything, and of course there is the infamous "freshman 15"!  I think I gained more like 20... but that's neither here nor there!\nThere's a lot of clubbing, and some drinking, hangovers, nights spent in the library until the early morning, etc...\nI guess those are not really stereotypes though since they really happen.  Unless you say that every single college student behaves in these manners.  That's not true.  After my first semester away from home, I was a model student!  There are some young adults who go away from school and behave responsebly.  They are few, however.\n\nThere is a famous saying that most colleges do during freshman orientations.\n"Look at the person to the right of you.  Now look to the person to the left of you.  By the end of your first semester, one of those people won't be here."\nIt's sad but it's true.\nAah, college.  Memories, memories...
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Universities typically have more programs.  Additionally, a college is a subset of a university.  Thus, a university is composed of two or more smaller colleges.  It also depends on the number of students and accredition.  Universities are more recognized and typically have more students.\n\nUniversities can also provide education to students from foreign countries.
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highschool teaches you what you need to know\ncollege teaches you how to find the answers your self\ngraduate school teaches you how to sk questions.\nyour phd teaches you what questions to ask.\n\n\ncollege is all about you. nobody cares if you show up or not.  nobody cares if you do your work.  you have to care.  you have to decide that you want to learn the material. so in that regard colllege is harder.
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Yes, anyone who has finished an area of studies, is consdered a graduate. You do NOT have to have been in a university to graduate.
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Gee,is this only for new grads?  Oh well,going to answer anyway. I graduated a long time ago. I've accomplished a lot in my lifetime,but am just going back to college now to finish my degree. I felt that something was lacking in my life,and this is it. I need my masters degree to feel complete.
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Business is not a legimate undergraduate subject to study in college much less graduate study. This isn't because it isn't important but because that is something you learn by experience and using trial and error. You can't teach common sense. Some people are born with natural instincts for business.
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I graduated in the class of '99 and I must say I was nowhere near as studious as you. I tended to blow off assignments if I didn't feel like doing them, but I have a photographic memory so I always aced my tests without cheating. I never skipped class but that could've been because my very strict father taught Physics at my high school and if I missed class he'd know about it. Besides being lazy and generally not caring much about my education I was not a terrible student. I've never done drugs and didn't start drinking or having sex until after I graduated high school. Since then I spent some time in the military which taught me discipline and I recently started college. I don't think kids are any worse now than they were when we were in school... I knew about a lot of my peers doing the same things you mentioned your students doing, I just didn't do the same things.