What is the percentage of 4 year colleges and universities in the US that have Greek systems?
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I would say, at a minimum, 90% of 4-year schools are Greek.
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four year terms just like the rest of the states.
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That site below stated a study that was done on a college where sororities had a higher average and the fraternities had a lower grade point average. All I did was search "fraternities have lower grade point averages" on yahoo. I'm sure you could word it better at an even better search engine.
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If you have taken college prepatory and/or AP classes and a decent SAT score you can apply to Unuversities, but keep in mind that community colleges are much less expensive and once you get a four year degree from a University no one is going to care where you did your lower division work.
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There are many schools in both those states which offer such programs. I would recommend a search on www.princetonreview.com for information. I will provide a list of just school and give you all of the school's statistics, as well as contact phone numbers and official websites. It is very informative and helped me a lot in my college search.
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If you're thinking about higher education in the US, try\n\nwww.collegeconfidential.com\n\nGreat site, with a very active discussion board. You can post any questions, and the people there will be able to help you with your inquiries.
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It really depends on the scchool, but while it's like 8 classes for a major, it's going to be probably like 4 for a minor, I believe.  But I can't entirely remember, I'd check with the registrar of the school you're going to / considering, and see what they say about their particular system.
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It depends on the city and state, but in most places they're 4 year terms.
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Associates is a 2 year degree and bachelors is a 4 year degree
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I think every high school is different, but 2 classes is definitely not enough. Most community colleges require 12 units to be considered full-time.
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In the US:\n\nK-5: elementary school\n6-8: middle school (junior high)\n9-12: high school\n4 years undergraduate in a university \n4 + years in a graduate school (medical, law, business, etc)\ndoctoral (PhD)
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You can either go to Petersons.com where it only shows percentage of the total graduate/undergraduate population. Another way is to buy or borrow college guide books from your library. However, the most recommended way is to personally log on the college's website and go looking for it.
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Only considering 4 year programs:\n\nnumber of public 4 year program institutions - 630\nnumber of private 4 year program institutions - 1845
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There are four-year colleges that are completely free in the States, I just don't remember which ones.  I know, that's not helpful, but they do exist.
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There are 2 year and 4 year progrmas.  An associate's degree is given for the 2 year program and a bachelor's degree is given for the 4 year program.
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I went to school in northern Florida and students took classes at different times, but fulfilled this general graduation requirement:\n\nFor regular graduation, students must attend for 4 Years and obtain 24 credits total. They are broken up as follows:\n\nEnglish: 4 credits \nMathematics: 3 credits \n1 credit must be Algebra I or its equivalent \nPhysical Education \nPersonal Fitness: 1/2 credit \nFitness/Lifestyle Design: 1/2 credit \nLife Management Skills \nScience: 3 credits \nSocial Studies: 3 credits \nAmerican Government: 1/2 credit \nEconomics: 1/2 credit \nAmerican History: 1 credit \nWorld History: 1 credit \nPerforming Arts/Vocational Arts: both 1/2 credit \nGetting 1 credit in either area will meet this requirement \nElectives: 8 1/2 credits
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what percent of the  US  people whent to high school? i think its like 80% so i would say like 70%