~ ‘The Most Educated Countries In The World’ ~

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Netherlands



The Netherlands provides a unique school system in that they promote division. They essentially put like-minded or same characterised people in the same group or classroom.

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Norway



Accreditation is the keyword for the Norway educational system as most post-degree students take their achievements further through the institutions and universities in Norway. They sport a high amount of masters and doctoral students in their universities.

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United Kingdom



The UK promotes a five tier educational system starting from the early years up to higher education. There are a few differences among each of the regions of the UK, with some making education compulsory until 16-18 years of age. But there is no doubt that UK should be on this list of most educated countries in the world.

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United States



For local and international students alike, getting into the top tier universities in the US will be difficult and challenging, but it is definitely worth it. Considered as the home of the best universities in the world, the rise of power of the US is also mainly accredited to a good educational system.

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Japan



Even with a great educational system, promoting compulsory education for students until the secondary level. The significantly educated population of Japan can be attributed to the discipline of the people and strictly better opportunities found pursuing higher education.

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Russia



With the promotion of free education up to the tertiary level (state-funded schools), Russia currently has the highest percentage of the population educated to the tertiary level; which is outstanding considering the size of their country and the large population.