what's the difference between university studies and general studies?
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General studies are somewhat about everything, math, science, etc. University studies usually involve majors chosen by the students.
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honours is 3 years.it specializez in one subject and related elective subjects connected with it.and masters focuses on a perticular area of that subject. for example... in english  honours you will learn about english and different subjects which are related with it. but in masters you will learn about a perticular area of english.in honours you hav a general coverage of a subject. but in masters you will specialize in only one perticular field of that subject.
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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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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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In most universities, if you can get a BA and a BS in the same degree path, the BS degree requires more math/science, and the BA degree has more electives.\n\nHowever they're still bachelor's degrees, so there isn't that much of a difference.
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A college of HIGHER education runs studies at the same level as a university, so in the UK the diplomas/degrees they provide are exactly the same.\n\na college of FURTHER education mostly runs courses at A level/BTEC/HND level, which are a lower qualification than a degree, though some do run degree courses in conjunction with a local university. FE colleges usually don't have the power to award their own degrees.\n\nEmployers will sometimes favour a university qualification over a college qualification, though in the UK all HE colleges have had the same status as universities for about 15 years.
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Pharmacology is the study of how drugs work like drug interactions within the body and such. A pharmacist will learn pharmacology but also learns how to correctly dispense medicines and such.\n\nPharmacology in a degree is not limited to pharmacy it can be found in the general science degree where you can major in pharmacology\n\nJobs for a pharmacologist includes working for a pharmaceutical company to help develop a drug. Combined with other majors such as public relations can also lead you to be a drug representative for a pharmaceutical company
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Sociology is the study of everything having to do with humans with respect to society.  you study things such as culture, gender, religion, tradition, social stratification, political systems and their effects on society, sex, age, the media etc and their effects on society. in other words, you study society and all the specific things that make it up and affect it. \n\npsychology is more the study of human behavior and human thought.  of course there are tons of different sub-areas within psychology but you study things such as personality, emotions, disorders of various types (social, mental etc), and then of course there are the different approaches to how to deal with certain issues.\n\nas you can see, although they are very different in their main focuses psychology and sociology overlap in many areas and each discipline takes into consideration many of the factors from the other.  they complement eachother. \n\nthere are some areas of psychology however, that are directly related to sociology such as Social Psychology.  in this branch of psychology you focus on human beings as members of a society. you might deal with issues such as Identity, Social Anxiety disorder etc. \n\nthey are both very interesting and like i said, both complement each other and overlap with eachother although they are very different in that their goal and their focus is different from eachother. \n\ni hope this helps
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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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Social scientists make up alot of crap definitions. No difference although a textbook might say that there is difference.  So if you are studying for some exam read your text book.  If you are wondering for the sake of curiousity...then no real difference.
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Public libraries or University libraries?
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College is an institution of higher learning, esp. one providing a general or liberal arts education rather than technical or professional training. \n\nUniversity is an institution of learning of the highest level, having a college of liberal arts and a program of graduate studies together with several professional schools, as of theology, law, medicine, and engineering, and authorized to confer both undergraduate and graduate degrees. Continental European universities usually have only graduate or professional schools.
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Those subjects are graduate level. I doubt you will find any university that teaches much about them in undergraduate classes.
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Science is a very generalized area of study.  It includes everything from physics and chemistry to zoology and mathematics.  These more specific scientific areas of study can then be further broken down into specializations like astrophysics or marine biology.
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"University" is more of an undergrad term.  The "+" refers to Grad School, Med School, Law School, Business School, etc.
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Bachelor of Arts,  A.B. is same as B.A.  (BA is more common designation from American Universities, AB is more common designation from European Universites)
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There are many university's in England and each specialise in different subjects - on the whole depending on where you go you are able to study what ever you want!