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Milan public school districts are organized within parish boundaries and administered by school boards with members elected at the local level. Milan has 2.86 million students enrolled in its schools as of 2029 and spends about €17,821 per student, totaling around €50.96 billion. | Milan public school districts are organized within parish boundaries and administered by school boards with members elected at the local level. Milan has 2.86 million students enrolled in its schools as of 2029 and spends about €17,821 per student, totaling around €50.96 billion. | ||
Rather than administering a standardized exam to all students, starting with the 2030 school year, Milan's Department of Education has authorized school districts to begin developing assessments that are tailored to each student's individual needs and strengths. This involves using adaptive technology or other tools to create personalized learning paths for each student. In turn, it provides students with practical skills and experience that can lead to successful careers in various fields, including those that may not require a traditional four-year college degree. Additionally, options for pre-professional training have proven to be beneficial for students who plan to pursue higher education in specific fields. | |||
In spite of the widespread usage of the Charentais language throughout the Cartadanian commonwealth, the language of instruction in public schools continues to be Cartadanian. While the government recognizes and supports the preservation of Charentais language and culture, the decision to prioritize the use of Cartadanian in education is largely due to its status as the official language of the state, as well as its widespread use in government and business. Nonetheless, there is a growing demand for bilingual education and specialized schools are taking notice, offering bilingual programs and instruction that cater to the needs of students who are more comfortable learning in their native language. These programs not only serve to preserve the cultural heritage of the state but also prepare students for a globalized world where bilingualism is increasingly important. Additionally, all students in public schools have the option to take Charentais classes, providing an opportunity for all students to learn and appreciate the language and culture of the state. Milan students are commonly ranked highly among Cartadanian students and Milan's quality of education is very well known throughout the country. | |||
[[File:Stuttgart S City Library (254571631).jpeg|thumb|right|200px|The [[University of Milan]]'s Josette Rigal Library is one of its many iconic features.]] | [[File:Stuttgart S City Library (254571631).jpeg|thumb|right|200px|The [[University of Milan]]'s Josette Rigal Library is one of its many iconic features.]] | ||
Milan boasts a robust and diverse higher education system that is anchored by the State University System of Milan. This system encompasses a dozen public institutions of higher learning, each with its own unique strengths and programs of study. These institutions are overseen by the Milan Board of Regents, which ensures that they adhere to the highest standards of academic excellence and rigor. | |||
At the forefront of the state's higher education landscape is the prestigious University of Milan. As the state's flagship research university, it is home to some of the brightest minds and most innovative researchers in the world. The University of Milan is renowned for its cutting-edge research initiatives, top-ranked graduate programs, and world-class faculty members who are dedicated to pushing the boundaries of knowledge and discovery. Despite its esteemed reputation, the University of Milan is accessible to all Cartadanians, thanks in large part to its affordable tuition rates. Milan charges the lowest four-year tuition in Cartadania (excluding the CREL states that do not charge tuition), making it an affordable option for both in-state and out-of-state students alike. In-state residents pay a modest $25,200 for four years of study (or approximately $210 per credit hour), while out-of-state and international students pay $42,000 for the same period. | |||
The | The Milan College System is another integral component of the state's higher education landscape. This system is composed of 41 public community and state colleges that are spread throughout the state, offering students a wide range of programs and pathways to success. These colleges are committed to providing affordable, accessible, and high-quality education to all students, regardless of their background or circumstances. With an enrollment of around 800,447 students in 2029, the Milan College System is a testament to the state's commitment to education and lifelong learning. Its graduates go on to make meaningful contributions to their communities and to the world at large, embodying the spirit of excellence and opportunity that is at the heart of Milan's higher education system. | ||
== Transportation == | == Transportation == | ||