Thanks :)* I think the way that things are set up where you are,
   you can much more easily wait and not have to worry about
   University for a long time. The USA is very "Age oriented".*
   You're 'supposed to' do certain things by certain ages. We get
   extended benefits if we are in a college. Nine months after you
   leave, suddenly everything changes and you have to start paying
   back government loans, health insurance is cut off.* Basically,
   you are on your own. Also, we can't easily get money for living
   expenses from the government.* We have what's called Welfare,
   but that's difficult to get on, and it's considered a very
   strong stigma in the US to be on Welfare. So, we're in different
   systems. I like the way things are set up where you are.* It
   seems much more humane.* The way the USA does... everything is
   based on: Time and Money The two are always married to each
   other here.