Undergraduate Education is the first level of higher education in the United States. You can enroll in an undergraduate program at a U.S. or foreign school immediately after receiving your high school diploma or after preparatory education at a community college.
The educational programs at U.S. universities are recognized as the…
Every year, the U.S. higher education institutions are leaders in…
There are thousands of colleges and universities in the United…
The United States is a country of educated people. Ninety-nine percent of the U.S. population is literate (that is, at least they can read and write), more than eighty percent of adults have completed secondary education, and about thirty percent have an advanced degree (that is, at least a bachelor’s degree).
However, the U.S. federal government has minimal influence on the educational system; education is largely regulated by state and local governments.
In the U.S. the level of education has a very strong influence on the level of income and, as a consequence, on one’s social class or another. Characteristically, in almost any model of division of the U.S. population into social classes, in order to belong to the highest of them it is practically necessary to be a graduate of an Ivy League university (that is, to have the highest possible level of education).
Education plays a huge role in shaping the future. Schools and universities give people the tools they need to find jobs, support their families, and contribute to society. However, without strong federal support, many students struggle to access quality education.…
