What's diploma defference between universities and colleges?
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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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Of cos, theres a big difference between a degree in M.A.and a diploma.To study for a degree you need to go to a university while a you need only to study at a college to get a diploma. A degree holder can undoubtedly demand a higher salary than a diploma holder due to the extra number of years he studied at the university.But a diploma holder may be able to reach a degree holder's salary through rank and file, meaning through his diligence and impressive performance in the company he works but this usually happens after many years of working experience.In other words,a diploma holder needs to work hard to be at par with a degree holder's salary. Hope this will encourage you to study for a degree rather than a diploma.
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The primary purpose of a college is to teach undergraduate courses, leading to a two-year (usually by a community college) or four-year degree, although if they get permission from their regional accrediting association, they can offer a few master's degrees.\n\nUniversities always offer some programs above the bachelor's degree level. Some offer only master's degrees but the large well-known universities offer doctoral degrees as well.\n\nUniversities are organized by schools, so you not only apply to the university but you also apply to the school, such as the School of Computing, School of Liberal Arts, etc.\n\ns
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In the United States the terms college and university are used fairly interchangeably.  Both colleges and universities offer bachelors, masters and some PhDs.  There are also professional graduate schools (medecine, law, vetinary medicine, dentistry).\nOne can teach with a bachelor's if one has completed the requirements for teacher certification in that state.  For some states, teacher certification is completed with a Masters, for others, it is completed along side the bachelors.\nSome colleges, universities and community colleges (also known as junior colleges) offer a 2-year degree called an associates degree.
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A college degree is a certification of completing a course of advanced study in a particular field. Like a high school diploma says that you've completed your grade school education and know your stuff, a college degree says that you've taken advanced classes and know a particular field.\n\nYour particular field is called your major, and most of your classes are in this major. You will also take some general curriculum of writing, math, etc. If you choose to spend some of your elective classes towards another field, you may be able to get a minor. Probably a better word for "major" is "concentration", which is what Harvard calls it: you concentrate on that field, although you will take classes in other fields.
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Instead of worrying about what courses or majors to take, go backwards, look for actual jobs you'd want to do, then find their job ads and see what the typical experience and education requirements are and THEN find the courses you need to take.  Criminology encompasses a huge range, so try narrowing your interest and go from there.  In the end the diploma specifics doesn't mean a whole lot, you'll find that out in the real world.
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Some of the local universities that offer classes or whole degrees online.. your degree actually comes from the real university.. so it basically says you went there.. the one i go to (tri state university) i take all of my classes online.. but it is going to say that i went to the main campus so its no different than actually going to the school.. mine will look just the same as someone who spend a bunch of money on a dorm room and all of that..
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I don't think that one is inherently better than the other. It used to be that universities were large, had many graduate programs, and focused on research. Colleges were smaller, focused on liberal arts degrees, and catered to undergraduates. But, lots of colleges thought that "university" in the name sounded better, and in the 70s and 80s lots of colleges changed their name to universities, even though they aren't really large research institutions.\n\nI will say that most colleges now are primarily undergraduate oriented, are smaller, and focus on residential undergraduate programs. Universities vary quite a bit, from the huge state university to smaller universities that are really more like undergraduate institutions that have added a few graduate programs.\n\nSo, choose a college or university based on the particulars of specific schools and how it fits with your personality, your occupational goals, and the size of school you'd like to be at. Whether its a college or university doesn't really matter.
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it is not a "level" of accredidation, some commumity colleges have relastionships with other colleges.\n\nBut even between major name brand colleges they may not accept some classes between each other.  First they have to offer a simular class or have an agreement to accept certain classes.\n\nit is best to check with the college you want to transfer to latter.  Also the Jr college can tell you what schools accept thier classes or not.
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Graduate usually refers to someone or something in a masters degree program.\n\nUndergraduate refers to someone or something in a bachleors degree program.
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It is listed under education. \n\nCurrent Education: (Insert school Name) - Degree (insert Degree title) - (Completion Date) EX: University of Fake - BFA Graphic Design - May, 2007
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A GED is granted after you have completed night school. It is a way for adults to get a h.s. diploma. A h.s. diploma means you stayed in school 4 yrs. Good universities do not taken the GED  as seriously as the h.s. diploma. If your in h.s. and are thinking about dropping out. DON'T. If your an adult who needs a diploma it is a stepping stone for getting your life back on track.
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no there is no much difference, only the universities make diffrent
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Depends on why you want the equivalency...  \n\n1)  If you're looking for a job...  you may want to include your courses taken and the topics covered in those classes for potential jobs you may want.  That way, employers will have more faith in your degree.\n\n2)  If you want to attend a US university for a graduate degree....  first decide which university you want to attend, then talk to an admissions advisor and explain your situation to them, each university has it's own policy on transfers and accreditation of foreign universities.\n\n3)  If you're trying to impress someone...  just learn how to tie a cherry stem with your tongue, worth more in the long run.  \n\nHope that helps!\n\nC
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Because they are separate Universities.\n\nIn fact, you have to apply to a particular college in each case
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A high school diploma states that you were able to make it through four years of high school and pass. A ged says you have high school level knowledge, however you werent able to attend school and or pass.\n\nAs long as you go to college you shouldnt have to worry.
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Sathya,\nThere is no difference between the two degrees. But the university which is giving this degree is different. A university which provides B.Tech provides only technical education. That means its other colleges will be technical oriented colleges. Something like JNTU in Hyderbad. And a university which provides B.E Degree will teach all the other courses also like arts & sciences, et.c. Something like andhra university and all. If I'm wrong ignore me man.