Blog - Page 3 of 3 - LincolnCenterEducation

Vocational and Higher Education

The path of life after high school is a personal choice for each American. After completing required courses of study, students can try their hand at college or go straight to work. Today 87 percent of Americans have a high school diploma. Less than one-third of the country's population has a bachelor's degree. Professional education in the United States is available to young people at colleges and universities (there are private and public). The main difference is not the level of education, but its specifics: in colleges the emphasis is mainly on practice and theoretical material - all educational activities...

Top Universities in the United States

Universities in the United States offer a variety of approaches to educating their students. Among foreigners, the mere fact of entering an American university is considered a real achievement, but there are some institutions where it is especially prestigious to study, both for immigrants and for American citizens. Stanford University, located in the heart of Silicon Valley, can be called one of the most sensational universities in the country. It is renowned for its great achievements in the field of research. Founded in the late 19th century, the university strives to uphold its own teaching traditions acquired during its long...