Who knows the difference between 'college' and 'collage'?

Oh, and I was trying to come up with a clever description along the lines of "College is where ideas stick to you and collage is where you stick your ideas..."

I know the diff :)

College Collage

College - Higher Education

Collage - You make in Arts & Crafts Class

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Who knows the difference between 'college' and 'collage'?

I know it, I'm just wondering how many alleged native speakers and users of English know how to spell these words properly.

'college' is a place of higher education.

'collage' is a piece of artwork created by cutting and sticking other pieces of art together to make a new creation.

College is an educational system that begins after one completes and graduates highschool.

Collage is a form of art, where a bunch of odds and ends are pasted, glued, or taped together or can be drawn as well to create one big picture.

College=school

Collage=art work of a mixture of forms, or something like a crazy quilt

depends, I go to a central Maine community college which has associates degrees. , a Friend goes to University of Farmington Maine. which primarily serves as a college for bachelor degrees. University's are hards to get into, but there isnt to much of a difference that i see. you just need to know the difference between degrees

Collage (n):

It is an abstract form of art in which photographs, pieces of paper etc. are mixed randomly and glued on a surface

College (n):

Educational Institution.

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Be aware that there is a very distinct difference in terminology between the USA and the rest of the world. In the US, there is very little difference academically between a "college" and a "university". Universities are usually larger and often contain multiple "colleges" within them. However, some of the top-ranked schools in the US have a name including "college" (ex. Dartmouth College).

collEge;

denotes an educational institution.

collAge;

is a work of formal art, primarily in the visual arts, made from an assemblage of different forms, thus creating a new whole. Use of this technique made its dramatic appearance among oil paintings in the early 20th century as an art form of groundbreaking novelty.