Is Italian school harder than American school?

My verdict is that Italian schools are more academically challenging. There’s lots of handing in papers, they maintained, and “what is written counts”. Exams and tests in Italy are similarly written affairs, which doesn’t mean, no multiple-choice tests, and almost everyday we have oral or written test for each class.

Is University in Italy difficult?

Italian universities lack structure and support which make it extremely difficult for most American students to adjust to. In essence, dealing with the Italian bureaucracy should be a course in itself.

Is American University Difficult?

American University is a very good quality school, and the classes offered are challenging. However, the faculty are more than willing to help students to get good grades.

Can Americans get into European universities?

There are at least 44 schools across Europe where Americans can earn their bachelor’s degree for free, according to Jennifer Viemont, the founder of an advising service called Beyond The States. All public colleges in Germany, Iceland, Norway and Finland are free for residents and international students.

Do European colleges have general education requirements?

Length of Time and Cost One factor to weigh when comparing higher education in Europe vs. U.S. universities tend to offer breadth, requiring general education courses and exposing students to a variety of fields, while most European universities offer depth, focusing on a specific area of study.

What is the difference between Italian high schools and American high schools?

The main difference is that Italian high schools don’t have gymnasiums and adjacent athletic fields. There are no sports teams connected with Italian high schools. High-school age students who want to play sports can participate in community-based teams.

Can a US student study in Italy?

When considering attending a U.S. study program in Italy, a distinction should be made between: the numerous (currently 140) semester- or year-abroad programs offered by U.S. accredited institutions of higher education, and degree-granting institutions.

Are American colleges and universities in Italy accredited?

The vast majority of U.S. accredited higher education institutions present in Italy are members of the Association of American College and University Programs in Italy (AACUPI). For more information on American colleges and universities in Italy, please visit the AACUPI website: http://www.aacupi.org

Are there American-style schools in Italy?

There are no U.S. Government operated schools in Italy, but there are a number of independent, private schools offering courses and classes taught in English. Some of the schools have classes from kindergarten to high school, while others offer a curriculum at the elementary or high school levels.