no you went to two universities that have no international recognition and majored in something insanely easy.Quote:
Originally Posted by Battery Bits
i went to a top 20 world university and top graduate program for the other
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no you went to two universities that have no international recognition and majored in something insanely easy.Quote:
Originally Posted by Battery Bits
i went to a top 20 world university and top graduate program for the other
work history of molesting children ami rite?Quote:
Originally Posted by Battery Bits
they treat me very well now. i don't know why you lecture me, dp, and marks on life experiences. you literally were a stripper with a coke habit 3 years ago (and in your late 28s). we are professional working men who deal with other professionals etc...Quote:
Originally Posted by CAG <3
No you did notQuote:
Originally Posted by koch curve
And both universities I went to are in fact internationally recognised, one was university if the year, I also have high distinctions, also university is better than college which is what you went to.
you went to fucking le trobe it's like australia's worst university (not to mention australia has a garbage secondary education system). just wolfers (your best economist) left your shit country because US academia is so much better.Quote:
Originally Posted by Battery Bits
Actually I went to Deakin university and did post graduate work at LaTrobe.Quote:
Originally Posted by koch curve
Our education system is better than yours which is why americans came here to do our courses
in the qs world ranking my undergrad university is in the top 20 and la trobe is number 394
LMAO you have to be fucking kidding meQuote:
Originally Posted by Battery Bits
Um no.Quote:
Originally Posted by koch curve
Moron.
https://www.topuniversities.com/univ...-rankings/2018Quote:
Originally Posted by koch curve
Americans study at Australian Universities if they can't get either a funded Ph.D program in the US (and AUS tuition is much lower) OR 2. They want to leave the US.Quote:
Originally Posted by Battery Bits
College is not even university you half-wit
Deakin was university of the year the year I went
I also got PRE first round offers and could choose any university I liked
https://www.topuniversities.com/univ...-rankings/2018Quote:
Originally Posted by Battery Bits
where is deakin here???
4 yr undergraduate degrees are university here and in europe (where they do 3yrs).
awesome all the australian schools are absolute shitQuote:
Originally Posted by Battery Bits
the second tier state school where i live is ranked higher than all australian universities
No colleges are colleges and universities are better than colleges. Anyone can go to college. Take you for example, a complete moron.Quote:
Originally Posted by koch curve
in america those are called community colleges. college is akin to university here. college in canada (and im assuming aus) is some place you go from ages 18-20 but not alwaysQuote:
Originally Posted by Battery Bits
They perform better than american schoolsQuote:
Originally Posted by koch curve
also you don't even know the definition of college and university. a university contains multiple "colleges" that vary by subject matter. E.g. College of Engineering, College of Liberal Arts, College of Urban Planning, College of Natural Resources, Business
Nope.Quote:
Originally Posted by koch curve
You have both colleges and universities, not anyone can go to university you need to be selected.
Universities are better than colleges.
We have both here too.
look at the rankings. all the fucking asian students that australian universities depend on all preferred to go to US universities first.Quote:
Originally Posted by Battery Bits
Nope.Quote:
Originally Posted by koch curve
And americans come here to do our courses because they are better recognised.
of australian national university's enrollment like 60% are international students (pathetic)
In America the truck of a car is called a car trunk, not a fucking boot like aus, dont even get me started on petrol stations
Yep because our courses are better recognisedQuote:
Originally Posted by koch curve
no because they can't get funded PH.ds in the US or want cheaper tuitionQuote:
Originally Posted by Battery Bits
LolQuote:
Originally Posted by Autistic Spectrum
australian national university costs 5,000 USD to attend.
Harvard costs 50,000 USD to attend. See why some US students choose to study abroad?
Nope, they come here because our courses are better recognised and worth more, I should know I did my post grad work with a bunch of people from all kinds of countries including america and no teachers wanted to teach in the US because Australia is so much bettterQuote:
Originally Posted by koch curve