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Why the UK for university?

2/24/2015

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Author: Isabel Khine (STC Class of 2015) 


You’re probably wondering what the difference is between UK universities and US universities, and which is ‘better’ than the other. To be honest, they aren’t that comparable to each other because they’re two very different systems, and whether or not one is better than the other boils down to what type of person you are, and what you want from your university experience.



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