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Almost all Swiss are literate. Switzerland's 13 university institutes enrolled 111,100 students in the academic year of 2004-05. About 25% of the adult population holds a diploma of higher learning.
Almost all Swiss are literate. Switzerland's 13 university institutes enrolled 111,100 students in the academic year of 2004-05. About 25% of the adult population holds a diploma of higher learning.
The Constitution guarantees freedom of worship, and the different religious communities co-exist peacefully. While the majority of the Swiss population is still nominally Christian, like much of Europe, the country is quickly becoming secular. Despite this trend, [[Evangelical Christianity]] has seem rapid growth in Switzerland recently.<ref>Kumar, Anugrah (December 5, 2011). [http://www.christianpost.com/news/evangelical-churches-growing-fast-in-switzerland-63962/ Evangelical Churches Growing Fast in Switzerland]. ''The Christian Post''. Retrieved October 6, 2016.</ref>
The Constitution guarantees freedom of worship, and the different religious communities co-exist peacefully. While the majority of the Swiss population is still nominally Christian, like much of Europe, the country is quickly becoming secular. Despite this trend, [[Evangelical Christianity]] has seen rapid growth in Switzerland recently.<ref>Kumar, Anugrah (December 5, 2011). [http://www.christianpost.com/news/evangelical-churches-growing-fast-in-switzerland-63962/ Evangelical Churches Growing Fast in Switzerland]. ''The Christian Post''. Retrieved October 6, 2016.</ref>
Switzerland consistently ranks high on quality of life indices, including highest per capita income, one of the highest concentrations of computer and Internet usage per capita, highest insurance coverage per individual, and high health care rates. For these and many other reasons, it serves as an excellent [[test market]] for businesses hoping to introduce new products into Europe.
Switzerland consistently ranks high on quality of life indices, including highest per capita income, one of the highest concentrations of computer and Internet usage per capita, highest insurance coverage per individual, and high health care rates. For these and many other reasons, it serves as an excellent [[test market]] for businesses hoping to introduce new products into Europe.