Does a 3 year Bachelor degree from University of Auckland (New Zealand) equals to a 4 year degrees in USA?
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It depends.  Many programs from Australia or the UK do transfer, however it depends whether ur school is accredited or not or whether the classes u took meet the requirements of the university u wish to study at.  3 years is a very short time to study, but if u took the appropriate number of classes, then i shouldnt be a problem, it all depends on the particular university and their degree program requirements.  GOOD LUCK!
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Either - both degrees are comparible to the UK bachelors (honours) degree, which is what you want.\n\nPolish degrees tend to be four years long, whereas Irish degrees tend to last 3 years.\n\nIf you are going to spend 3-4 years in one of these places, I'd recommend doing some research into the locations of the universities, cost of living, tuition fees, scholarships, etc.  If English is your first language, at least in Ireland you won't need to learn a new language.  Though this might not be a concern.  \n\nDon't go to India as a previous reply stated - their bachelors degrees are equivalent to a british ordinary degree (eg the grade you get here if you don't get a third class degree!).
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To my knowledge all accredited law schools in the US require a four year college degree, but that could be a B.S., it doesn't have to be a BA.
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4 years for a b.s 3 years for a masters 3 years for a pHD... 10
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Undergraduate coursework is usually completed at a four-year public and/or private institution of higher learning (a university).  As with most colleges and universities, you will be provided with the opportunity of earning a bachelors (4-year) and/or an associates (2-year) degree, and will have several disciplines to choose from (i.e. liberal arts and social sciences, natural sciences, etc.).  As mentioned before, earning a bachelors degree usually takes 4 years, but it can be done in 3.  My best friend's younger sister completed her undergraduate coursework in 3 years, and graduated with a 4.0 grade point average.  Do not think for one minute that it came easily, however.  While holding down a part-time job, she managed a full course load each semester and studied every chance she got.
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Many Universities offer B.P.T. Degree of four years in Physiotherapy
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Nope..all you need is the cosmotology license.  I wouldn't waste my time or money on the bachelor's degree because really it isn't going to help you.  I would however shadow someone who owns a business like you wish to open to see how they run thiers.
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I'd imagine in the UK it does.  Doesn't mean much to people in the US - at least not anymore than a US degree.
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Engineering, mechanical engineering, structural engineering and art...4 year Bachelor of Science degree at a minimum, although Masters degree would place you at a better competitive starting point.
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On a job application, etc. when the number of years of school is asked, a bachelor's degree is normally 16 yrs.... 12 yrs of primary education and 4 yrs of secondary education.  How long you took to get it is irrelevant as it is considered a 4 yr degree.\n\nSue
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Ok.\nOnline there are various university courses, and you can check Unif. of Phoenix online.\n\nCheck out all universities near you....a college is 4 year degree, a University has master's+ programs.\n\nBest of luck.
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Science. You'd get a B.S. for a 4 year dgree.
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In the wider world, universities in the UK and in the US have absolutely the best general reputations. Many foreign students, for example, attend universities in the UK or US so that they have that sort of highly respected credential on their resume. \n\n(Shh...In fact, a friend of mine told me that, in her country, it doesn't matter WHAT university in the US you attended, so long as it was in the USA. She said that having that USA credential on your resume was a really big deal, and would open a lot of doors. That's not true of every country, but it was of hers.)\n\nBecause your daughters have US and EU passports, they will be able to work while they are studying, if they want to. This will help if they want to do an internship or a co-op while they are at university. \n\nWhat another poster said is true - in the UK, the programs are more perscribed, while in the US, you have a lot more freedom to mix-and-match classes. In the UK, undergraduate degree programs are usually three years long, while in the US, they take four years, usually because in the US you need to take classes above and beyond your "major" subject that students in the UK don't need to take. \n\nThere are some fine universities both in Europe and in the US. I think what the other poster said is right - your daughters should look in both places and find the university that best fits them - academically, socially, etc. - and then go there.
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a degree from a 2-year post secondary educational institution
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I dont think so, most degrees last a minimum of three years.  If anyone is advertising as such, double check before you sign up.  Also check who is actually awarding the degree.\n\nIf you are a genius then the University or College may make an exception in light of your performance and let you complete faster, but dont count on it.\n\nGood Luck\nBattery Wizard
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A degree is practically essential. Most "professional" jobs require it.\n\nYou can substitute experience, to some degree, for education, but not as an equal exchange. 4 years of college is roughly equivalent to 10 years direct on-the-job experience in many fields, so your time is better spent earning that degree, whenever possible.
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College - 4 years\nMed School - 4 years\nResidency - 3+ years