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[[File:SMBC Head Office Building.JPG|thumb|left|200px|Milan Department of Education building, shared with USM.]] | |||
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 2021 and spends about $17,821 per student, totaling around $50.96 billion. | |||
Milan high schools are required to administer a standardised, End of Course exam known as the Milan Common Core, or MCC, in each of eight core subject: mathematics, history, economics and personal finance, biology, a physical science of choice, as well as cartadanian literature and composition. Though the original purpose of the exam was to assess "specific content knowledge and skills", the exam has proven way more beneficial in post-high school graduates and their preparedness for life after school. Although Charentais is commonplace throughout the whole of the commonwealth, Cartadanian remains the language of instruction in public schools. A number of specialized schools and private schools do, however, offer bilingual instruction, and all students in all schools have the option to take Charentais classes. Milan students are commonly ranked highly among Cartadanian students and Milan's quality of education is very well known throughout the country. | |||
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[[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.]] | |||
At the level of post-secondary education, the state's institutions are governed by the [[State University System of Milan]]. It consists of the state's 18 public institutions of higher learning and is governed by the [[Milan Board of Regents]]. At its apex is the [[University of Milan]], the state's {{wp|flagship university|flagship}} {{wp|research university}}. Milan charged the lowest four-year tuition in Cartadania (not including the HREB states that do not charge tuition) at R$25,200 (about R$210 per credit hour) for in-state residents and R$42,000 for out-of-state and international students (excluding federal education fees for int'l students). | |||
The state also maintains the Milan College System, which comprises 41 public community and state colleges with campuses spread throughout the state. Its 2021 enrollment consisted of around 800,447 students. | |||
== Transportation == | == Transportation == | ||