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UK vs US education system
Hello 
I am first time here on the forum and I am not sure that this is correct page to post it.
I would like to get an advice. I hope someone experienced person can help me.
How is UK system of higher education (Accounting and Finance) compare to US system? Where is better (bachelor dergee)?
I am not comparing Harward and Cambridge. Just regular avarage universities.
1. I am not interested in Internet ratings. I would like to hear any personal opinion based on your personal experience.
2. I know about price.
Where is better place to stydy for bachelor?
Thank you.
I am first time here on the forum and I am not sure that this is correct page to post it.
I would like to get an advice. I hope someone experienced person can help me.
How is UK system of higher education (Accounting and Finance) compare to US system? Where is better (bachelor dergee)?
I am not comparing Harward and Cambridge. Just regular avarage universities.
1. I am not interested in Internet ratings. I would like to hear any personal opinion based on your personal experience.
2. I know about price.
Where is better place to stydy for bachelor?
Thank you.
You need to be careful because I know that some American degrees are NOT accepted in Commonwealth countries. I knew of a friend of mine who did some study in the States, he was unable to use this degree in New Zealand because it was simply not accepted.
If you're considering US-study I would make sure that it was universally recognised first, unless you were planning to settle in the States permanently of course.
Personally, I find Western European education to be much more superior - but that is just a personal observation (bias when you consider that I'm also English).
All the best!
If you're considering US-study I would make sure that it was universally recognised first, unless you were planning to settle in the States permanently of course.
Personally, I find Western European education to be much more superior - but that is just a personal observation (bias when you consider that I'm also English).
All the best!
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