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Sort of. There are colleges within university in the US too, we just don't usually talk about it
Yep. I was apart of my uni's stem college. I want to say there were probably 5 or 6 colleges in my uni
my major is part of my college's college of the environment. we also have a business college, college of sciences, college of linguistics, etc.