Top 10 Most Educated Countries in the World

[szr]

My statement was generalized. You know.. as a general populous. I did not mean every single individual in Israel. I really did not think this was a hard concept to grasp..

And yet your reply to Wahnsinn's post seems to indicate that you think others should be careful about making too many generalizations because:

Everybody is different my friend!

You follow, smart guy?

[J.Noah ה]

And yet your reply to Wahnsinn's post seems to indicate that you think others should be careful about making too many generalizations because:
You follow, smart guy?

Generalizing in a negative sense and speaking on personal experiences are two different things. Im not sure what your trying to make out of this but I simply stated on a broad general scale, Israeli students are much more studious than American students.

[szr]

You follow, smart guy?

Generalizing in a negative sense and speaking on personal experiences are two different things. Im not sure what your trying to make out of this but I simply stated on a broad general scale, Israeli students are much more studious than American students.

I take it that's a 'no'.

[J.Noah ה]

I take it that's a 'no'.

Lol why you mad?

[Ambassador]

*Troll mode*

http://www.ibtimes.com/us-17th-globa...p-spots-901538

[Fallap]

Can someone tell me what "postsecondary education" is?

Is it college only?

[PEMM]

Can someone tell me what "postsecondary education" is?

Is it college only?

Yeah.

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[Fallap]

Yeah.

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So this list is pretty much a list of nations, where everyone can do stemcell research, but noone can change a tyre on their cars?

Sadly I chosed to be an aircraft mechanic, I'll just have to make due with a monthly salary of 9,000$ sniff sniff :P

[PEMM]

So this list is pretty much a list of nations, where everyone can do stemcell research, but noone can change a tyre on their cars?

Sadly I chosed to be an aircraft mechanic, I'll just have to make due with a monthly salary of 9,000$ sniff sniff :P

Finland did a little trick in 1996. Technical school that used to train Technicians and engineers, but were not considered to be colleges were changed to "Universities of applied sciences" where everyone graduates as an engineer or such. While the quality of the degrees really went down (technicians usually had prior experience from their field), statistics started to look more pretty.

[ubermensche]

Can someone tell me what "postsecondary education" is?

Is it college only?

Except in Quebec, where after highschool you have 2 mandatory years of general and vocational college before going to uni. And this is where your dear uber is wasting its time now. Fvcking ghey sh1t.

[Mackie]

Finland did a little trick in 1996. Technical school that used to train Technicians and engineers, but were not considered to be colleges were changed to "Universities of applied sciences" where everyone graduates as an engineer or such. While the quality of the degrees really went down (technicians usually had prior experience from their field), statistics started to look more pretty.

lol. They did the same here. Tells a lot if the OECD index just counts names.

[Vehemence]

Canada number 1, huh? Standards have dropped considerably.

[sepheronx]

Canada number 1, huh? Standards have dropped considerably.

yeah, I would say so. You should have seen some of the engineering students they brought into my work place that came from SAIT to make adjustments to specific conveyor system. That was a joke.