Государственные школы в США финансируются в основном за счет налогов и являются бесплатными для родителей. Тем не менее, могут быть дополнительные расходы на такие вещи, как униформа, транспорт и школьные принадлежности. Если вы не выбираете государственную систему и решаете найти частную школу, затраты часто бывают высокими.
ЧАСТНЫЕ, ПЛАТНЫЕ ПЛАТЫсуществуют во всех штатах, и их стоимость варьируется в зависимости от предлагаемой учебной программы и местоположения. Средний показатель по стране составляет около 10 000 долларов США в год, но некоторые средние расходы по штату превышают 20 000 долларов США в год. Какой бы маршрут вы ни выбрали для своей семьи, это будет связано с расходами на обучение ваших детей в США.
1. What is Pre-K?
2. What is elementary school?
3. What is high school?
4. How many years go to school?
5. How many years go to school?
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1. At 5 or 6 years old
2. There is a kindergarten, not necessary. primary, secondary and high school
3. pre-K - preschool education in kindergarten, not necessary
4. Preschools are run by private companies, community organizations, independent childcare providers
5. Primary school goes from 5-6 years, free
6. High School in the United States is free and includes both compulsory and optional subjects. The curriculum at this stage remains broad and covers mathematics, natural sciences, English, social sciences, art and physical education
7. Different states have slightly different school structures after elementary school. Some choose a high school system, while others have a high school, which starts a year later than a regular high school. Typically, a high school begins when students are about 11 years old and the youngest at 12 years old. Both usually last three years.
8. School hours vary widely and are set locally. Since most students in public schools go to school on a bus provided by the education department, bus schedules are taken into account when scheduling. The day starts at 7 o’clock in the morning in some school districts, although 8 o’clock in the morning is more common.
9. Public schools in the United States are funded primarily by taxes and are free to parents PRIVATE, FEE FEES exist in all states, and their cost varies depending on the proposed curriculum and location.
10. No, additional costs are not within the jurisdiction of the public school
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COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES
Eligibility Requirements
Students who wish to earn a Bachelor, Master or Doctorate degree in the United States must first apply for involvement into one of the thousands of colleges and universities in the country, both public and private. Each institution sets its own policy for admission, but the minimum requirement at all U.S. institutions is a high school diploma. Other ranges that colleges and universities will look at prior to admittance includes:
• Grade point average (GPA)
• The difficulty (or lack thereof) of the course load
• SAT and ACT scores (college entrance exams taken in a student’s final year of high school)
• School ________ (clubs, sports teams, student government, etc.)
• Community service
• Student essay
Naturally, the eligibility requirements of the larger public colleges are not nearly as rigid as some of the more prestigious private universities, such as Harvard, Yale and Stanford, where only the brightest of students across the country are admitted each year.
DEGREE STRUCTURE
The degree structure at America’s colleges and universities is very similar to that of other North American and many European countries. It includes:
• Bachelor Degree. A Bachelor Degree program, whether you’re pursuing a Bachelor of Science degree or a Bachelor of Arts degree, will typically span four years in ________ assuming you attend school full-time and have access to all the classes you need. The exact time to complete the program will, of course, depend on the institution and the subject area in which you are focusing your studies.
• Master’s Degree. The time required to complete a Master of Science or Master of Arts degree ________ from two to three years for full-time students (after earning a Bachelor degree). Like with the Bachelor degree, the exact time to complete the degree will depend on the aforementioned factors.
• Doctorate Degree. The highest academic degree available in the United States, a doctorate degree has no specific timeframe for ________. Doctorate candidates work closely with an academic/professional advisor,
and together they develop a comprehensive study plan for the student, one which usually culminates in a doctoral dissertation or project. In most cases, the time to complete this degree varies between 3 to 6 years.
In addition to the degrees mentioned above, U.S. students also have the opportunity to ________ advanced degrees that lead to positions in specific professional careers, including the areas of medicine, dentistry, veterinary medicine, pharmacology, psychiatry and the law.