gold or golden bachelor - WordReference Forums
Mar 17, 2011 · "Golden Bachelor" seems to be a term being used to refer to wealthy men who want to get married. Most of the links I found by searching "Google" seem to come from China, as this one does.
bachelor's degree in/of - WordReference Forums
May 13, 2013 · -he has a bachelor of science degree-he has a bachelor's degree in chemistry-he has a B.Sc. in chemistry They are all the same degree (licenciado en ciencias), but different ways of writing the same thing, depending on what emphasis and amount of detail is required.
final mark vs final grade vs graduation marks - WordReference …
Dec 16, 2014 · Hi all, I was wondering to myself which of these is correct (final mark vs final grade vs graduation marks) to mean the final mark of Degree in Materials Science, to put in my CV. Example : Degree in Materials Science at Chemical Sciences and Technologies - University of Padua with a final mark...
He is a student "of / at / from" Oxford. | WordReference Forums
Apr 13, 2010 · Hi everybody, 1. He is a student -at- Oxford. 2. He is a student -of- Oxford. 3. He is a student -from- Oxford. Could you please explain the difference in meanings for the above sentences ? Thanks, Er.S.M.M.Hanifa
"in/on" the meadow | WordReference Forums
Apr 13, 2018 · From the book "When Sheep Sleep" by Laura Numeraff: count cows in the meadow instead of the sheep. My idea about "meadow" is a large area covered with grass, so I prefer to use "on." But in the book, the author uses "in." I …
word for a student who is going to graduate
May 15, 2015 · Depending on the degree/diploma, you may even specify, e.g.— high school graduate or college/university graduate. For a bachelors, Masters or doctorate, you might say a bachelor, an MA/MS/MBA/etc., or doctor OR ... who holds a ... Also, graduate with a ... (degree type). anticipated is another option. I anticipate graduating with a ...
Bac +1 to Bac +5 - WordReference Forums
Aug 23, 2006 · fnomad, equivalence often depends on which way you're going, where you studied, and what subject: Ex.) if you have a US Bachelors (4-yr) degree and are seeking admission in a French university, they will often consider this degree equivalent to Bac+3 and admit you into the 4th year of the program.... unless you came from a particularly prestigious school (and therefore get bac+4 equivalence ...
With all the rights, privileges and honors appertaining thereunto.
Jul 1, 2016 · Hi, I cannot figure out what honors in the text of diploma refer to. "The President and Fellows of Harvard College, acting upon the recommendation of the Faculty and with the consent of the Honorable and Reverend Board of Overseers, have conferred the degree of DOCTOR OF JURIDICAL SCIENCE...
attributive clause vs. appositive clause - WordReference Forums
Nov 26, 2012 · These are appositive: the belief that smoking causes disease; the knowledge that smoking causes disease. In these cases, 'that smoking causes disease' is the belief or the knowledge - the that-clause says exactly what the belief/knowledge consists of, so it's another way of saying it.
freshman, sophomore, senior - WordReference Forums
Apr 13, 2008 · Here in the University of California system, it is becoming more difficult for the students to complete the requirements (as course requirements are added), thus we frequently use the terms: