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Is transfering into a 4 year college the same as tranfering into a university? (Assuming that I'm in a 2 year college)

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Colleges only offer undergraduate degrees. Universities offer graduate study and does research.

If you want to be ahead, name recognition and network means everything. If you're a career oriented you would want to associate with other hard working people. Attending a university that's difficult to get into means being around people who work harder than usual, with good grades, and leadership capabilities. Attending a no-name college means you're with people who don't put in as much effort.

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Wesley Crusher commented
The question was, which is better. I'm pompous for stating the truth? It was a simple answer to a simple question. People attend high ranking universities to network with other people who have the same aptitude. That's a lot of job references, business partners, and venture capital opportunities.
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Wesley Crusher commented
I find it hilarious that you're offended by something so unoffensive. Like I get it, you might not be as career oriented. I just assume the poster is since they took the time to ask questions. But you took it to a whole new level. Like good for you for making a career change, I'm proud of you. But wouldn't my professional experience provide a more concrete advice to someone searching for academic advice? And you take offense to that? Do you have that low of a self esteem? Take a chill pill.
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You're an ass. I'm done with this.

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