RedMage wrote:
Oh, nothing then. We don't have colleges here. We have universities instead.
Same thing. That is, if/when you go to university, you will choose what your main area of study will be, and that will be your major. Unless you're lucky and the system in your country is substantially different from that here in the USA, and you will not be required to take any classes outside your main area of study (i.e. classes that don't interest you). You would then have a
sole area of study, namely the one that interests you most, and there would be no distractions from that.
I am currently attending an institution that calls itself a "college" and in autumn I'll go to an institution that calls itself a "university", but I could also have gone to that "university" earlier and do the exact same things there that I've now been doing in "college". If there is an important difference between the two terms (other than the apparent circumstance that you can go further at a "university" and it offers more classes), maybe someone can explain that?
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