Education.

[emogirl]

Which country do you think has the best system and offers the best education?

[moby]

truly Australia.

the only problem is that your whole life depends on one year. year twelve. you fail that your fucked.

[sputnik]

obviously truly England

you get teh hot teachers! :thumbsup:

this topic isnt amazingly good because noone knows very much about each others systems, and their faults -.-

[SeBaS]

its truly not germany  :biggrin: you get the worse teachers in da world and even the best schools have students as intelligent as jessica simpson

[zizou871]

I've heard international students that are here say that the U.S. system is the best.  Don't know how true it is.  I suppose its alright.  I don't have many complaints

[manutd.]

I think the US probably has the best "opportunity".

[TheGodEmperor]

I think the US probably has the best "opportunity".

have you BEEN to the U.S lately?

anyhow...it used to be Britain, especially until undergrad, and India has pretty much the same education system as Britain did (but lacks nowadays). For early education (through highschool) I'd say India, then for undergrad, USA/Britain, and for Graduate work, the USA for sure.

[cigar omar]

Asia, because Asian students come here and straight away they are geting higher results than everyone in their class even in English. 

[manutd.]

I think the US probably has the best "opportunity".

have you BEEN to the U.S lately?

anyhow...it used to be Britain, especially until undergrad, and India has pretty much the same education system as Britain did (but lacks nowadays). For early education (through highschool) I'd say India, then for undergrad, USA/Britain, and for Graduate work, the USA for sure.

You contradicted yourself.  :dontknow:

[emogirl]

I'd say the U.S. as well, look at the statistics for god's sake :P

[cigar omar]

Look at your president man, you education system has failed. You have all failed as a nation.  :booty:

[TheGodEmperor]

I think the US probably has the best "opportunity".

have you BEEN to the U.S lately?

anyhow...it used to be Britain, especially until undergrad, and India has pretty much the same education system as Britain did (but lacks nowadays). For early education (through highschool) I'd say India, then for undergrad, USA/Britain, and for Graduate work, the USA for sure.

You contradicted yourself.  :dontknow:

No I said Britain used to be good in the earlier stages of educatin (through highschool), which is no longer the case. India is still the way britain used to be for early education, so....