4. What are the advantages of studying at university and in college?

University: More confident Make

life more independent Expanding Knowledge Become a great and critical thinker. Forming character or
personality High School : Potential to Get Greater Income You Attract More Companies Benefits of Your
Problem and Your Family You Have Useful Knowledge and Skills Benefits for your children

5. Which educational institution offers students direct and individual involvement? High schools which
have a narrower scope of education because it only covers 1 field of science, allows students to be
directly involved in every activity held by the campus.

6. Summarize this section by writing down the differences between universities and colleges Extensive
universities provide a variety of specialized departments, as well as various courses within the
department. Likewise Universities, generally provide a number of courses and specializations but offer a
better student-faculty ratio, thus allowing special attention to students. Because of its size, the student
body (often exceeding 20,000) universities exposes their students to different cultural, social, and extra-
curricular programs, while smaller / lesser and more homogeneous students from tertiary institutions
provide greater opportunities for direct involvement and individual / student participation in college
activities. So the difference between universities and colleges lies in the field of science. Universities are
broad in the field of science, while high schools only focus on one field of science.