[ SECRET POST #2714 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2714 ⌋

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Comments

[51stcenturyfox]

Yes, there are differences between a college and a university, but most people refer to their college years or their college days in the US, and "at university" or uni is a UK construction (which may be Aussie and Canadian too...not certain.)

University is usually only used when naming the institution, like, "Oh, college? I went to Georgetown University."

ETA: the other one people miss is "in hospital." Americans say "in the hospital." Always.

If anybody needs an Ameripicker...I volunteer. As long as it isn't 100k... :D