TRUE OR FALSE
In Costa Rica, it costs less to attend a university than in the U.S.
As in the U.S., college graduates in Costa Rica don't always end up practicing the professions for which they studied
what does this say?:
Las universidades latinoamericanas dan mucha importancia a los estudios humanísticos, como la filosofia, la literatura y el arte. También dan importancia a las profesiones tradicionales, como el derecho y la medicina. Por eso, muchas veces un graduado no practica la profesión que estudió."
i think this is the answer to my questions
The universes in Latin America give great importance to the studies in humanities, philosophy, literature, and the arts. Also given importance to the more traditional fields such as law and medicine. Due to this, often graduates don't end up practicing what they studied.
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so the second one's true
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2. true
well it doesn't say anything about cost but school in latin america is much cheaper, in many countries all education is free including college. My cousin lives in latin america and her tuition is about $45 so i guess yes it's true
Latin American universities give more importance to humanistic studies, like philosophy, literature and art. They also give importance to traditional professions, such as law and medicine. For that reason, a graduate, many times, does not practice the profession that he/she studied.
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Based on the provided statement, it suggests that Latin American universities, including those in Costa Rica, place a significant emphasis on humanistic studies such as philosophy, literature, and art. They also prioritize traditional professions like law and medicine. As a result, it often happens that a graduate does not end up practicing the profession they studied. This aligns with the idea presented in your initial statement that college graduates in Costa Rica don't always end up practicing the professions for which they studied.
Regarding the first part of your question, whether it costs less to attend a university in Costa Rica than in the U.S., the given statement doesn't explicitly provide that information. To determine the cost comparison, you would need to research and compare the tuition fees, living expenses, and any financial aid or scholarships available for both countries.