Before you choose a course, it's handy to decide which level of study will suit you best. Consider what you want to use your new qualification for.
So, what are the levels of study?
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An undergraduate is a college or university student who's not a graduate student. After high school, you can become an undergraduate. Undergraduates are students of universities and colleges: they've graduated from high school and have been accepted to college, but they haven't graduated yet. If the under in undergraduate seems confusing, that's because there are also graduate students, students who have a college degree but are no longer undergraduates and are pursuing an advanced degree, like a Master's or Ph.D. Lots of people say being an undergraduate was one of the best times of their lives: it's an exciting thing to be. For EveryoneFor EducatorsHelpLeaderboards
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phrase a student who is in their first/second/third etc year at school or university noun mainly Americanformal a woman who was a student at a particular school, college, or university noun formaleducation someone who was a student at a particular school, college, or university noun Indian EnglishPhilippine English someone who is in the same class or school as you noun Americaninformal a BMOC abbreviation bitmap: the last part of the name of a file that contains pictures noun someone who studies or studied at the University of Cambridge noun someone who leaves school or college without finishing their course of study the American spelling of enrolment noun someone who has enrolled at a school or other institution noun British a student in their first year at university. The American word is freshman. noun Americaninformal a first year student at university. Frosh is short for freshman. noun someone who works or studies full-time noun a student, or someone who has recently obtained a degree, who works in a job in order to get experience, often for low or no pay noun Americaninformal a student who plays a lot of sport. This word often shows that you do not like people like this, and it is used especially by other students who do not take part in sport. noun a man who has been to a particular university noun British someone who begins studying at a college or university after they are 25 years old noun Britisheducation a man who was a student at a particular school or university noun Britisheducation a woman who was a student at a particular school or university noun someone who studies or studied at the University of Oxford noun informal a postgraduate noun British someone who is studying after receiving a first university degree. The American word is graduate. noun American someone who is studying after receiving an advanced degree, such as an MA or a PhD noun informal a student who is taking these classes noun education someone who studies a particular subject and knows a lot about it, especially a subject that is not scientific noun education someone who is given a scholarship to study at a particular school or university noun educationAmerican a student who is in the last year of high school or university noun American a student in the second year of a US college or high school noun someone who goes to a university, college, or school noun American a student in the first two years of school or university noun a student who is studying for a first degree at a college or university. A student who already has a first degree is a graduate. noun American a student in the last two years of school or university |