You Coulda Had A Bad Witch Hocus Pocus Halloween shirt

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Lastly some professional organizations are called colleges for historical reasons, like the You Coulda Had A Bad Witch Hocus Pocus Halloween shirt in contrast I will get this College of Physicians of Philadelphia. Words don’t mean much to Americans. They use all sorts of words incorrectly. Makes sense considering a large percentage of Americans are illiterate or read below elementary level. ‘college’ or ‘university’ in the name of a ‘complete school’ = a 4yr degree granting institution, possibly also granting graduate or post-graduate degrees (Masters, Doctorate). ‘Technical college’, ‘community college’, ‘junior college’ or ‘trade school’ refers to a 2yr degree/certificate-granting institution. 2yr degrees have little to no economic value beyond some of them being transferrable to a 4yr program at another school – however this is generally difficult because most college/university systems are extremely selective about outside credit transfers. To make things even more confusing, some schools with ‘University’ in the name subdivide the institution into subordinate ‘Colleges’ based on field of study (eg, one college for engineering, another for humanities, etc)…. And there are 4yr-degree granting schools (www.msoe.edu as one example – a some 100yr old engineering institution in Milwaukee WI) that don’t use either in their name, but are competitive with those who do…. In common terms, yes. But a university usually has a little more prestige than a college, in name. As they tend to offer more.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.