Is highschool easier in Canada or in US?
827742
I don't think one is easier or harder than the other - just different.  Education in Canada is different from province to province just as in the US it varies from state to state.
877583
My schools kinda different. I'm homeschooled and I love it. And yeah its cool. It gets harder every year. Only 2 and a half more years of it though... well then theres college.
901914
Oh tahs cool i go to Mcgill too! what city u from?.. Grade 12 is what matters, university doesnt look at other years. Also it depends on which program you are going into. Make sure you get a good mark in English<-single msot important course!
371119
Academically, college is not much harder than high school, and the social atmosphere is usually more casual. The main difference is that you MUST use self discipline to get your work accomplished. There are no teachers looking over your shoulder--the responsibility of meeting the expectations of your classes is yours alone. Informal figures say that up to 25% of any freshman class will be in danger of flunking out within the first quarter. That is not because the curriculum is significantly more difficult, instead, it is because students have a hard time concentrating on studies when there is no monitor on when and how hard they will study. The personal freedom to choose your actions (and not having Mom riding you to get your homework done) can be a challenge!
1029981
Here in Canada we have GED. I don't know if it comatible to ours, but it is called the same thing . Here it is the test at the end of high school
149763
The best thing is to live in Canada and work in the U.S.There are many Canadian boarder cities and thousands of Canadians commute every day to work in the U.S.\nCanada is safer and provides great social and health programs.Job opportunities are much better in the U.S.By living in Canada and working in the U.S you get the best of the two worlds.
593542
Yep. I went to high school in Texas. I graduated last year. We had to take health class and had to learn CPR to pass the class. It's really not that hard.
1129296
College is actually kind of easier than High School. (Depending on the school), teachers don't really care too much if you skip, there's no homework, only a couple papers and/or exams a semester. But in a way, it's a bad thing because if you screw up on one thing, it can affect your grade so much. The teachers are also a lot cooler in ways. Just make sure they know who you are, especially in big classes where there's 100s of kids in one class. Ask for help whenever you need it, talk to them, suck up a little, etc. Sucking up in college is NOT a bad thing! It makes you look much more sociable and mature and they're more likely to be easier on you when grading.\n\nThe first week is always a little nerve-wracking, but just stick it out and you'll fit right in. You'll be fine!!! Good uck!!!!
213461
Hell no! lol..I'm Chinese and the highest level of math I took in high school was Pre-calculus and it was tough for me.  I took college algebra and I only got a C in the class.  If anything, I think the Koreans are best in math lol  jk  Bad stereotype.
240996
Please take the time to\nvote for the best answer\n\nThank You!!\n\nInternational school in Canada
606373
Yes.  and generally another language as well, depending on which of the three types of secondary schools they attend.\nCountries in Europe are much small than the US and it is easier for the schools/parents/students to accept the necessity of learning other languages.  In the US, you can drive for days and see and hear the same language.  It is harder for us to accept the reality that becoming multi-lingual is a true advantage (college, travel, careers...)
809794
College classes are intense. They are a lot harder than high school and there is no making them up. College prep gets you ready for life, whereas high school only gets you ready for college.
964824
Canadians know more about America than Americans know about Canada. This makes sense because America is a superpower, therefore U.S. culture is so ubiquitous. I'm an American and know a lot more about Canada than most Americans. The Canadian Prime Minister is Stephen Harper. Paul Martin came before him. Jean Chretien came before Martin. Canadians are generally more liberal. They allow gay marriage. They have very few restrictions on abortion. Attempting suicide is not illegal there. Canada is officially bilingual. The Queen of England is the head of state i believe. Everything is in metric. They have less violent crime. Canada has universal healthcare.
544719
Canada WAAAY better. more stability, less crime, less prejudice, less corrupt government etc etc etc US is ok, but Canada is great!
405611
College, in general, is harder than high school.  That's because, the more you learn, the more complex it gets.  Also, in college, the professors expect you to take more personal responsibility for your learning than your high-school teachers did.\n\nIt's true that having difficulties with your mental health can affect your performance in college, just like they can affect any area of your life.\n\nIn addition, sometimes what makes college hard is if you have too much going on in other areas of your life at the same time.  For example, many people struggle with working full-time and going to college full-time.
1088954
I don't know which country you live in, but Athabasca University in Canada offers a very well recognized distance undergraduate degree in education.  It is a very good university.
98171
Curriculum and focus.\nIn HS, there is more emphasis placed on the general education whereas in College you usually get your gen ed over with in the 1st yr, and then focus on your major.\nCollege course work is typically harder than in HS, and the Profs expect more out of you.  You are treated like an adult, and unless you go to a local college and commute, you are living on your own.