Thousands of international students go
to the U.S. and want to know about the education of their fellow
Americans and how the education system works. Due to its local
differences, the system of American education seems confused. Else, the
structure and procedures in American universities and colleges differ
somewhat from other systems, such as the British model. This is a brief
description of American colleges and university systems.
The U.S. has a federal system of
government that has historically value to local government, there is no
education system at the country level or program exists in the United
States. The federal government does not work with public schools. Each
state has its own Department of Education, which establishes rules for
the universities and colleges of the United States. The colleges also
receive funding from individual state, and also from local property
taxes. Public colleges and universities receive funding from the state
in which they are located. The legislature of each state decides how tax
dollars will be given to public colleges and universities. Students in
grades 1-12 do not pay tuition. University and college students pay
tuition, but many scholarships earn or receive financial loans.
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