ok, college and university are both after high school. Both costs money, of course.
And this is what I found it's quite understanding, to me that is:
"A "university" is a group of schools for studies after secondary school.
At least one of these schools is a college where students receive a bachelor's degree."

college, i guess is or one subject/career while a university has multiple 'colleges'.
I believe that is the difference , im probably wrong about I gave it my best guess :)

@BashfulTrombone, that is so weird... is everything confusing in other countries when it comes to education? Or is Australia just behind? Probably a bit of both.

Thankyou!

@Bluemoon Scriptor, your welcome :) and I don't know. Places have different standards, etc. So, yeah. i dont really know

Other countries school systems confuse me, but I grew up with the American system. Colleges, especially community colleges usually focus on certificate programs, 2 year programs (associates degree) and occasionally bachelors degree. High degrees are obtained through university.
Source:American college student

Also in college you tend to study one subject, in university you have 2 or more. Your major, and minor(s)

@roseofnoonvale, do you have tafes?

@Bluemoon Scriptor, no but we may have something similar by another name. What is that

@roseofnoonvale,it's like a tec school for more hands on people - chefs, builders, childcare and community service certificates. That kind of thing.

@Bluemoon Scriptor, yes they do, technical institutes or career technical programs through colleges

@Bluemoon Scriptor, I have that too, I did art for two years though.

@CaptainSarcastic, arts as in painting,drawing etc or like arts with 4 different subjects?
....why is school so complicated?! Hahaha

@Bluemoon Scriptor, First one. I screwed them all over by doing animation in all of second year. :D NO ONE knew how to do it!