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Bbk_agp Posted 10 years ago
Vocabulary

"Medical College" or "Medicine College"?

Hi everyone,

I wonder which one is correct and why?
"Medical College" or "Medicine College"

Thanks in advance
Babak Agp
  

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"Medical College" or "Medicine College" The former is correct. I have never heard or read of the latter.

— Tamguatlay

  • "Medical College" or "Medicine College" The former is correct.
  • I have never heard or read of the latter.
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"Medical College" or "Medicine College"

The former is correct. I have never heard or read of the latter.
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In the US you would say "Medical School" instead of Medical College, as in Harvard Medical School, or UCLA Medical School, etc.
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How about "medical faculty", can we use it?
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In the US you'd hear: medical school faculty, or med school faculty.
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