The German University System and Educational Tradition Differed Dramatically from Other

question 7

Multiple Choice

The German university system and educational tradition differed dramatically from other European or American models of schooling because

• A)German universities had a strict institutional structure compared to the open atmospheres of American and French universities.
• B)German universities did not require any formal examinations.
• C)German universities focused on creating an open atmosphere of learning where students and professors could explore chosen topics of interest.
• D)German universities were secular, while all American and French universities were religiously based.

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