Why are European schools so different from American schools?
Apparently in Europe, they don’t have high school graduations. They just walk out the door like it’s a normal day how sad and depressing.
22-25, F
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samueltyler2 · 80-89, M
CrazyMusicLover · 31-35
@samueltyler2 I thought it was far more common for Europeans to go to universities than in the USA. It seems to me like soon even cleaning ladies will need a degree to be apt for their job. 😆
On the contrary, I can't believe how often I hear that Americans didn't finish even high school. That's extremely rare here and usually only applies to people from very bad socioeconomic conditions.
On the contrary, I can't believe how often I hear that Americans didn't finish even high school. That's extremely rare here and usually only applies to people from very bad socioeconomic conditions.
samueltyler2 · 80-89, M
@CrazyMusicLover There is a vast difference between red and blue states and the economic spread is very wide. It costs so much to get a college education, many can't afford it. I had a full scholarship, so I was lucky. But, all of my college friends actually went to graduate school as well.