what are the we main differences between American and Chinese education?

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@moewww_ Many famous universities in America are very expensive, but most schools have scholarships, so outstanding and dedicated high school students can attend. High school students vary in dedication in both high school and college here. But, as a college professor at a top university (USC), I was very surprised to see the spectrum of dedication in Chinese students. I guess they need to relax after Gaokao (how do you spell that).

Also, students often get "student loans" and pay for University themselves (without their parents' money), and pay it back within 10 years of graduation. I guess it's easier to get accepted here too. Princeton, our top school, accepts 7% of students who apply. I heard that it's much more difficult to get into the top schools in China.

"For all I know" is used when you think something, but you know so little that the opposite might be true. you put this phrase before a very unlikely situation: EXAMPLE: He hasn't called me in a week. I don't know what he's doing. For all I know, he could be in France with another woman!

"From what I know" or "As far as I know..." is a better fit for this situation. :)

Wow, just beginning? You must have talent! You sound like you've been studying for a long time.

spectrum= Range. The spectrum of a rainbow is from red to purple.

dedication= how hard someone works. Adj: dedicated.

spectrum of dedication in students:
some students work very hard, some students don't work at all, and there are many in the middle.

please let me know if you need more examples :)