Is getting into college in America much easier than in other countries?

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Question by brownman: Is getting into college in America much easier than in other countries?
My parents from India always tell me this because of the rigors they faced in high school to get into indian institute of technology. They always are paranoid about getting the perfect score and will flinch even at a 98.

My professor who is British told us about how one exam determines your life after high school in England.
I feel glad I went to high school in America and just got to be a teen and have fun.

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Answer by Monica Sardonica
‘Depends on the college. Some require a pulse and parents who can pay the bill!

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#1 written by Lucksmith Shyamalan
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British High School isnt much different except for that one test part. I am currently in High School here in California but I think i would rather go to school in England because of the standards.

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