Just picked up a great read......"The Tomb Builders of the Pharaohs, by Martin Bierbrier an English Egyptologist. Positively fascinating. He is a graduate of the University of Liverpool and Toronto.
I find it interesting that in Great Britain a person can complete an undergrad degree in approximately three years. From what I've gathered, a fourth year qualifies as being an "honors" year, tacked onto the B.A.
I can only assume that when a person "reads law or anthropology", for a three year B.A., they focus specifically on the major. I wonder if the British even take general ed. requirements, while pursuing the degree major? Any thoughts?
I find it interesting that in Great Britain a person can complete an undergrad degree in approximately three years. From what I've gathered, a fourth year qualifies as being an "honors" year, tacked onto the B.A.
I can only assume that when a person "reads law or anthropology", for a three year B.A., they focus specifically on the major. I wonder if the British even take general ed. requirements, while pursuing the degree major? Any thoughts?