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Differences in Universities Around the World
Differences in Universities Around the World
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Many Canadian universities integrate co-ops/work experience into the degree requirements.
True
False
2
Campus-style universities are rare in the US.
False
True
3
Which countries' education systems allow you to change your course up until the end of the 2nd year of university?
Canada and US
UK and Japan
UK and US
Netherlands and US
4
An Example of a Liberal Arts College in the US is:
UCLA
The University of Washington
University of Miami
Harvard University
5
How many years is a bachelor's degree in the UK (excluding Scotland) and Netherlands?
5
4
2
3
6
Which countries have the highest % of undergraduate international students?
The UK and the Netherlands
The UK and the US
Canada and the US
Canada and the UK
7
Which country is known for its strong focus on liberal arts education?
The Netherlands
The UK
Canada
The US
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What is one benefit of EU citizenship for studying in EU countries (e.g. the Netherlands)?
Higher acceptance rates
Fewer classes to graduate
Low tuition fees
More flexibility in course choice
9
What is typically required for undergraduate admissions in the US?
SAT/ACT scores
All of the above
Letters of Recommendation
HS transcript, essays and ECAs
10
Which countries consider your school grades from Years 9-12 for university admission?
Canada, the US and the UK
The UK and the Netherlands
The US, Canada and the Netherlands
Canada and the US
11
Which benefit do most universities in the US, Canada, and UK provide for international students?
More course options
Unlimited meal plans
1-year housing guarantee
Free tuition
12
In general, which countries structure more independent study time at university?
Canada and the Netherlands
Canada and the US
The UK and the US
The UK and the Netherlands
13
Holistic Review in University Admissions refers to:
Evaluating whether or not a candidate is religious.
Searching for the holes or gaps in a candidate's application.
Evaluating candidates based on academic achievement.
Evaluating candidates based on many application components, not only grades
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A Liberal Arts education focuses on:
Fine Arts
Performing Arts
Sciences, social sciences, arts, humanities, and math
Politically liberal ideology
15
What are the application requirements for UK universities?
IB predicted grades, a personal statement, and a reference
IB predicted grades and a personal statement
IB predicted grades and high school transcript
High school transcript, 2 essays, and a reference
16
The US has a diverse range of universities - professional-oriented, liberal arts, and comprehensive (both).
True
False
17
In the US, you can study medicine, law, dentistry, and veterinary science after you finish high school.
False
True
18
Which country offers the most affordable tuition fees for international students?
Canada
The US
Netherlands
The UK
19
How do extracurricular activities contribute to a well-rounded university application?
Showing commitment and dedication
Demonstrating leadership skills
Showing interest in and engagement outside of the classroom
All of the above
20
Which country's universities often have SAT and ACT testing required for undergraduate admissions?
Netherlands
The US
The UK
Canada
21
A bachelor's degree in the US takes 4 years to complete.
True
False
22
Which country/ies allow you to work up to 20 hours during the school year as an international student?
Canada and the US
Canada, the US, and the UK
Canada, the US, and the Netherlands
The Netherlands
23
Most Canadian, UK, and Dutch universities are high-quality, public institutions.
True
False
24
Most university courses in the Netherlands are not selective as long as you have the minimum qualifications.
True
False
