Compulsory education in England ends the minute the students have taken their GCSE examinations., false, true, The Ivy League consists of eight prestigious universities located in the northeastern US, false, true, Not all state schools in the UK are co-educational., false, true, There’s no free education in the US whatsoever., false, true, UK Tertiary colleges combine academic and vocational/ technical courses, false, true, The tripartite system was phased out because it didn’t cater for the different abilities of the pupils., false, true, Community colleges are 2-year graduate institutions., false, true, During the two voluntary years of schooling (16-18/19), English students specialize in 3-4 subjects only., false, true, After a course of further education a UK student is awarded a Bachelor's degree., false, true, SATs and ACTs are taken in a variety of subjects, same as GCSEs., false, true, Private schools in the US can be secular and parochial, false, true, The Common Core program sets standards for ALL core subjects studied throughout K-12 across ALL US states., false, true, All secondary comprehensive schools in the UK are organised on mixed-ability basis., false, true, Lecture attendance in the ancient English foundations is mandatory., false, true, Merit-based scholarships are not only limited to a student’s grades, but also consider factors such as leadership roles, ACT and/or SAT scores, extracurricular activities and school or community involvement., false, true, Many liberal arts colleges focus on narrow professional or technical curriculum., false, true, Undegradute studies culminate in Master's degree., false, true, US college tuition fees often depend on student's place of residence as long as he /she is an American citizen., false, true

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