Margot Robbie

So I couldn't get my head around that.

I think it's a bit different in America.

I feel like in America,

Oh, by the way, all I wanted to do was go to college in America because watching movies, it looked like the funnest thing in the whole world.

And everyone would be like, why?

What do you want to study?

I'm like, oh, I don't care about what I would want.

I just want to go to college in America.

That's exactly why you go.

I want to go to a frat fraternity party and drink up the red cups and all that stuff.

And so I think...

I think I get the impression that for you guys in America, it's like you go to college to have a college experience.

And at some point during that experience, you realize, oh, I really like this class I'm taking.

And now I'm going to shift in that direction.

It's not really so much like that in Australia.

You kind of have to decide in high school what it is that you like.

So you're like, oh, I want to be a lawyer or I want to do business or something.

And then you pick your degree and then you do that degree.

And it's a little shorter as well.

You can even do your full degree in like two and a half years in Australia.