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.

Feb 10, 2014 · It's also a song by Canadian country singer George Fox. Outside of the entertainment and publishing world, there's a US event planning company called Camp Bachelor Girl. I did find several references to the term "bachelor girl" giving way, in the US, to the more recent "bachelorette" (though I've never heard that used on this side of the pond). Ws

Sep 26, 2013 · Hi everybody!:) I have heard the sentence 'I hold a PhD degree' in my English class. My instructor said we use the sentence if we have already graduated from the university. Is it correct to say 'I hold a PhD/MSc/BSc degree in Chemical Engineering' (The context is I have finished my studies two...

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.

Sep 15, 2014 · But I think "graduate student" means "student after graduation". Similarly "graduate degree" means "degree after graduation". That is what the adjective "graduate" means, in my opinion, in general English. The WR dictionary says the adjective "graduate" means "related to academic study beyond a bachelor's".

Dec 1, 2014 · The word course in this context has two common meanings in American English: 1. The entire course of study leading to a degree or other certificate.

Sep 25, 2010 · Hello Hope all is well. Does anybody know if Master's Thesis needs to be capitalized in a sentence. Example: I decided to write my Master's Th

Aug 24, 2014 · Hi there, It all depends on context. In the context of your sentence, I would think of any child young enough to be brought by a parent to a park to play: say, from toddlers (who can certainly be "youngsters") to maybe eight or nine.

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 …

Feb 15, 2007 · 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: