"you could" or "you could do it"
ex.
1. You could get a degree in accountancy in Britain. Alternatively, you could do it in Australia or New Zealand.
2. You could get a degree in accountancy in Britain. Alternatively, you could in Australia or New Zealand.

the above two sentences, which one is better? why

Question

"you could" or "you could do it"
ex. 
1. You could get a degree in accountancy in Britain. Alternatively, you could do it in Australia or New Zealand.
2. You could get a degree in accountancy in Britain. Alternatively, you could in Australia or New Zealand.

the above two sentences, which one is better? why

Answer

The second one doesn't work. It doesn't give enough information. You need to say 'could do it/this/that' to make the written sentence meaningful.

Answer

#1 is right.
#2 isn't right without the "could do it" or "could get a degree" in the second sentence.

Answer

The first one is better. Notice there is a period and with "alternatively" you started a new sentence. "It" works as a subject.

Jola