What are the statistics on 2 year versus 4 year colleges?
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What kinds of statistics are you looking for?  Graduation rates? Tuition?  Number of students?
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The larger public universities are normally going to have the weakest requirements. Depending on how low, you just may be out of the running. It depends on your grades too though. Maybe consider a 2 year school instead of a 4 year to start and then transfer to a 4 year to finish.
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It really depends on what you plan on doing.  If you are going to go into the field that you are being trained in at the vocational school then it should be fine.  In fact, that is often seen as better than a traditional 4-year.
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It's down the road and to the left.  \n\nSeriously, you might want to try to google the web to see if the school has a web site.  From the name, I would guess that it is a 2 year community college.
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I think you would benefit from two years at a community college -- it would give you time to improve your communication skills. Your English just isn't good enough yet for a 4-year school.
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a degree from a 2-year post secondary educational institution
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Community colleges over the United States,  the tuition is very cheap comparing to universities (both public and private).\nThe average (there may be some exceptions) for:\n2 years college (public) = 2,000-3,000/years\n4 years college (public) = 5,000-6000/years\n4 years college (private) = 20,000-25,000/years\n--------------------------------------\nFor international students, the tuition may be more expensive ( about doubled if attending in public college, NO different if enrolling in private college (same tuition as presidents)\nHere are some:\nhttp://www.aacc.nche.edu/Content/NavigationMenu/AboutCommunityColleges/Fast_Facts1/Fast_Facts.htm\nhttp://www.faulkner.cc.al.us/
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rule of thumb for an associate's degree is 2 years and a bachelor's is 4 years.  If you have a number of courses that carry credit already (AP or IB courses, or college credits you have done already), you may be able to cut that 4 years down - also, if you can afford to take classes in the summer too, you may be able to finish a bachelors in 3 or possibly even 2 1/2 years, if you pass out of some classes too and take an overload each semester.\n\nMost colleges have pretty strict restrictions about this, though, so I would expect that 3 years be the minimum you'd shoot for, and 3 1/2 being more likely.
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An associates degree is a two year degree a Bachelors is a 4 year degree you would get paid more with a Bachelors than a Associates. How much it could be around $20000 more that an associates.
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In Canada, college is used to designate the 2 years before University or the 3 years to gain some knowledge before working in a specific field. Personally, the 2 year-programs, very general, do not serve, except for general culture and to gain maturity in order to avoid having uninterested people assisting to class. Both are products of the capitalist industry : making profits.
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that takes 2 years of college, then 2 more years for BA, then 2 more years for Masters.
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isn't it usually 4 years?
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yeah 2 years is a bit long
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only if you want a 2 year degree. it's called an associates degree.
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Since you can not go directly from high school to veterinary school, but must do 4years of "Pre-Vet" first, there is not a problem making up the additional science classes at a community of four year college. Yes you'll have a lot of catching up to do - and it wont be easy - but it CAN be done. You'll probably want to start at a 2-yr college first, since the costs are much lower - to take those classes. 2-yr colleges tend to also have easier classes, so it will help your GPA.
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You have no problem getting your courses recognised.  Some 4-year schools do not recognise the courses taken in 2-year schools.\n\nIf, on the other hand, you find that studying is not the way for you, at least after a 2-year school you have a vocational qualification under your belt.
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Only considering 4 year programs:\n\nnumber of public 4 year program institutions - 630\nnumber of private 4 year program institutions - 1845