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About Graduate Education in the U.S.

About Graduate Education in the U.S. Graduate education in the United States will almost certainly be different from the system offered in your country. This section gives you an introduction to the graduate degrees available in the United States, the different types of institutions that exist, and some key terms and ideas you will come across if you want to study at a U.S. university. Graduate Degrees - Two graduate degrees offered in the United States. Types of Institutions - There is a lot of confusion about the different types of colleges and universities. Academic Calendar - The academic year in the United States generally lasts nine months. Course Load and Grading Systems - "Course load" refers to the number of courses students take each term. Distance Education - Distance education is an increasingly popular way to study. Non-Degree Study at a U.S. University - Do you want to study in the United States at a college or university?

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