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**OgrGlgHu** · 09-28-2006, 07:00 AM

In the U.S., college and university refer to education beyond secondary or "high school." Generally, the difference is organizational.

Colleges can exist on their own, or be one of many such institutions within a university.

A university can have no colleges, one college, or many. Harvard College is an undergraduate program of Harvard University.

09-28-2006, 07:00 AM	#4
OgrGlgHu Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 544 Senior Member	In the U.S., college and university refer to education beyond secondary or "high school." Generally, the difference is organizational. Colleges can exist on their own, or be one of many such institutions within a university. A university can have no colleges, one college, or many. Harvard College is an undergraduate program of Harvard University.
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