it's university matter ?
i am recently joined my collage and I'm little bit Confuse i m study in collage or self study
Original post by Gautam Malaviya
i am recently joined my collage and I'm little bit Confuse i m study in collage or self study
In the UK, the word "college" can mean a few different things. It can be somewhere you study for (primarily) level 3 qualifications like A levels, or (in some universities), it can be the part of a university where you live (this applies to universities like Oxford, Cambridge, Durham, York, and some others). There are also universities which (confusingly) use the word "college" in their name, even though they aren't colleges - they're universities (King's College London and University College London are the obvious examples).
As a result of the above, and the fact that you've created a thread called "it's university matter ?" in the "University life" forum, but have mentioned college twice in the post itself, it's difficult to work out in what sort of education setting you're studying.
What is the name of the university / college you're studying at?
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