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this post was submitted on 01 Aug 2023
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In New Zealand a university is a form of higher/tertiary education institution.
A college is a high school that's trying to sound fancy.
The kind of place that the US calls "community college" would be called a "polytech" here.
Te awamutu college would like to have a word here
They should go hard and change their name to Te Awamutu Grammar. :)