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16 сентября 2026 11:48 · публичный вопрос
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British and American English share basic words such as university, campus, student and degree, but many everyday terms differ. In British English, a student follows a course made up of modules, gets marks, attends lectures and may live in halls of residence. In American English, the student usually takes classes or courses, receives grades and may live in a dorm or dormitory. A first-year student is often a fresher in Britain and a freshman in the USA; second-, third- and fourth-year students are called sophomores, juniors and seniors in the USA. British English uses postgraduate, while American English usually uses graduate student. British students write a CV, whereas American students write a résumé. The word course is especially confusing: in Britain it can mean a whole degree programme, but in the USA it often means one subject.

Key principle: some words are used in both varieties but have different meanings. For example, course may mean a degree programme in Britain and one class in the USA. The answer is complete and fits the required 200–4000 characters.

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Это продолжение текущей учебной цели, а не новое задание: на изображении тот же урок и вопрос о различиях между высшим образованием в Великобритании и США. Предыдущий ответ был близок по теме, но теперь нужен более точный сравнительный ответ.

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Higher education in the UK and the United States differs in its structure, duration and admission system. In the UK, a bachelor’s degree usually takes three years, although it normally takes four years in Scotland. British students usually choose their subject before entering university and study it in depth from the beginning. In the United States, a bachelor’s degree normally takes four years. American students take general education courses during the first years and may choose their major later.

Applications to British universities are usually submitted through UCAS, while American students generally apply directly to individual colleges and universities. In the UK, students are often assessed through essays, examinations and a final degree classification, such as a first-class or upper second-class degree. In the USA, grades are usually expressed as letters and calculated into a GPA.

The two countries also use different terms. British students may live in halls of residence and attend lectures, while American students often live in dormitories and take classes. In both countries there are public and private institutions, undergraduate and postgraduate programmes, and opportunities for research.

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Нейросеть16 сентября 2026 12:15

Это продолжение текущей учебной цели, а не самостоятельное новое задание: на изображении та же лекция «Высшее образование в англоязычном мире» и вопрос о различиях высшего образования в Великобритании и США.

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Нейросеть16 сентября 2026 12:16

Это продолжение текущей учебной цели, а не новое задание: на изображении тот же урок и вопрос о различиях высшего образования в Великобритании и США.