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Compare And Contrast Helene-Lange Archive And Seattle Central Community College
Helene-Lange Gymnasium and Seattle Central Community College by Hoai Nam Nguyen
Before coming to Seattle Central Community College in September, I studied at Helene-Lange Gymnasium in Fuerth, Germany. If I were to be asked about the educational system in Germany, I would mention all the differences of my previous school as opposed to Seattle Central Community College. The main points I would mention are the tuition, the architecture and the difference between ages.
Seattle Central Community College and Helene-Lange Gymnasium have a few similarities. Both schools are huge schools with a large number of students. Therefore, it is easy to make friends at both schools. Another similarity is the wide variety of class options for each subject.
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