What are all the differnces between public and private collegs?
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There are actually a ton of differences in the two... The first one you will notice is the size of the school... Most of the time private colleges are much smaller than state schools.  This allows the private school to offer smaller teacher to student ratios and boast that there is more 1 on 1 attention for their students (which is true) On the flip side, the larger school can offer a wider variety of classes (even if they are taught by Grad Students rather than true professors).  Socially there are advantages to both larger schools give you more of a stereo-typical college atmosphere.  Smaller schools offer a closer community feel... more like high school.\n\nThe next thing you may notice is the price-tag.  All colleges and unversities are getting more and more expensive... the difference is that private colleges where more to start with.  It would not be uncommon to pay $20,000 or more per year.  At state schools it can be half that much.  This for a variety of reasons... State schools make money through reseach grants and by publishing and other avenues such as hospitals and through some athletic programs... Private schools rely more heavily on tuition and donor dollars.\n\nThere are tons more differences.. typically private schools have a more competitive admissions policy than public schools do... Private schools offer more financial aide etc... but the best way to make your decision is to visit campus and spend time around the students and see where you fit in the best.
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Depends on what area you are looking at. Different universities have different strengths.
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This exlpains it all!\n\nhttp://www.gardenschool.net/pages/Comparison.html
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Both are good in different circumstances.. It should be decided by the standard they provide.. Private schools aim at Money, and may provide good standards.. public school aims at education but wont be having good standards..
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Try the College Board search at:\nhttp://www.collegeboard.com/student/csearch/index.html\nYou can search by many critia including majors, distance from home, price, private vs public, school size, and clubs, plus lots more.  This is a great tool.
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both are diff pls refer any Univ which will help u to know better
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It depends on the school.  In general, you are more likely to be required to take a physical education class at a private university than a public one.  If the thought of a "gym class" scares you, fear not.  They are nothing like what you had to suffer in 7th grade.  \n\nOften, P.E. classes are specialized in a sport or activity that interests you, like volleyball, aerobics, weight-lifting, or bowling.  Check the websites of a few schools you are interested in to see if they have that requirement.
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besides nomenclature the other difference is the academic bodies awarding the degrees.
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Perhaps you should look up the word private in the dictionary. Or perhaps you meant to ask how to view public profiles?
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Hi Dinesh,\nCan u give your collage name ?\nMost of collages have on syllabubs.\nBut mostly contain remain same.
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Private is Private for a reason. If you wait long enough someone will figure out a way though.
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The term "private citizen" usually refers to a person acting as an individual, rather than acting on behalf of some corporation or govt agency.\n\nAs far as the benefits of citizenship, that is a huge broad question, and varies depending on state/province or country.
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public and business is the difference
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Three big differences are---\n         1) In college you need to have one foot in bounds for \n              a pass completion.  In the pros you need two feet\n              inbounds.\n\n2)  In college, when the offensive team makes a first down, the clock stops to reset the chains.  In the pros it does not.\n\n3)  In the pros, there is a 2 minute warning with 2 minutes left in the first half and at the end of the fourth quarter.  The game is stopped for an officials time out at the 2 minute warning.\nCollege ball does not have the 2 min warning.
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Public Sector is government things eg...health, councils, education etc.\nPrivate sector is private businesses.
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it's both.\n\nit's public but belongs to the regents of the california university system (or whatever they call it)  Which in turn belongs to the state which in turn, supposedly, belongs to the people.\n\n"Public Property" does not mean you, Joe Public, can enter without the permission of the controlling agency.  It is private property in that context.   "Private Property" doesn't give you all rights over that property.  This is the great myth so many blue collar people argue about when the city tells them to cut their grass.   "Private Property" actually means you own the right to EXCLUDE OTHERS.  And not even that is absolute.  For example, if you caught your house on fire then tried to prevent the fire department from coming on "your property" they would just knock you down and put out the fire anyway.  The public safety issue is more important than your private property "rights"  Thus cities can have code laws saying how you can use your, so called, "private" property and that bubba must mow the grass and can't run a car repair business etc.    UCLA has the authority to exclude others.  This authority is granted them by the board of regents of the california university system.   Thus the UCLA library, and all state property for that matter, is both state property and is also private property.
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No difference ,they are all used for dynamic allocation.only syntax difference i guess.