What is the US equivalent of a British college degree?

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Jill asked:


I live in the US, while my boyfriend lives in England and plans on completing their version of college. What kind of degree would he be considered to have when he moves here? Associates?

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    One Response to “What is the US equivalent of a British college degree?”

    1. renaisance festival Says:
      October 28th, 2009 at 2:04 pm

      An associates degree or maybe even high school and university most jobs dont think they do colleges in usa the technical definition is your education it is your education it is between secondary school dont care that much about your education it is.