Comprehensive Analysis of the US Education System: Report

This report provides a comprehensive analysis of the US education system. It begins by highlighting the importance of education in modern society, emphasizing the need for a strong education system to prepare students for higher education. The report delves into the structure of the US education system, including the division of schools into elementary, intermediate, and high school levels, and the role of standardized testing. It examines the different types of schools, including public, private, and home-schooling, and their respective enrollment rates. The report also touches upon the landscape of higher education, mentioning prestigious universities and the rising trends in undergraduate enrollment and student loans. It also references the ranking of US universities in the world.

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Introduction
In culture, education plays a vital function. It defines the final growth of the
personality of an individual. Many occupations need a graduate degree in today's culture.
Students need a sound education system to receive a university degree. The U.S. school
program depended for a long time on the grade point average. The measurement of the
capability of students does require a standardized, course-by-course grade pointing method
for GPA.
Main Analysis
Due to the state rule, schooling is mandatory over a period of 5 to 8 years and finishes
between 16 and 18 years, depending on the province. In public schools, accredited private
schools, or an authorized home education system, this condition may be met. Must be split
into three groups of most schools: elementary school, intermediate or junior high school, and
higher school (Veriava & Skelton 1-24). Children are generally divided into classes from
kindergarten (age 5–6) and first grade (age 11–17), and twelfth grade (age 17–18) as the last
high school year. In 2013, around 87% of the students attended public schools sponsored by
the State. About 10% attended private schools funded by fees and foundation, and only 3%
were homeschooled.
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Conclusively, higher learning covers prestigious private colleges such as Harvard
University, Stanford University, the University of MIT, Caltech, big state flagship
institutions, academic, liberal arts schools, Black and historical schools, community colleges,
and prosperous colleges such as the University of Phoenix (Shi & Wang). Throughout the
United States, undergraduate enrolment rates have risen in the long term, while student loans
have grown to $1.5 billion. A declaration released by the United States Eight among the
world's top ten universities and schools, eight is American.

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Works Cited
Shi, Ping, and Wei Wang. "The Practice of English Reading Teaching in Junior Middle
School based on Basic Education Reform." 3rd Annual International Conference on
Education and Development (ICED 2018). Atlantis Press, 2018.
Veriava, Faranaaz, and Ann Skelton. "The right to basic education: a comparative study of
the United States, India and Brazil." South African Journal on Human Rights 35.1
(2019): 1-24.