graduate
148
5.3
- adjective
- /ˈɡrædʒuˌeɪt/
- US
- She was doing graduate teaching at Harvard.
- graduate school
- a graduate degree
- graduate students
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- Imagine there's a university with just two graduate departments, math and English.
- And before that he did his graduate work with the great Hugh Wooden.
- But after college, I went to get a graduate degree in international economics.
- And early on in my, my graduate studies, I worked my way through the whole thing.
- Focuses on liberal arts, Doesn't offer a graduate degrees, stays small.
- I've heard about these programs, especially graduate, graduate studies.
- And so I started graduate studying, turned out OK.
- Also put a whole graduate friends of Obama and all this.
- I spend so much time on it on my senior graduate level program design course.
- One of my girlfriends in Graduate School, Marie, said.
- I think he got his his graduate degree in journalism in Columbia.
Examples
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I saw that you did your graduate work at Cambridge with Stephen Hawking.
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One-third offered only undergraduate coursework, and a slim one-tenth of the programs were exclusively graduate level.
Academic text (2005) -
I spend so much time on it on my senior graduate level program design course.
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But after college, I went to get a graduate degree in international economics.
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I actually got a four year graduate fellowship.
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She was working on her graduate degree in philosophy.
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Imagine there's a university with just two graduate departments, math and English.
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She has worked to secure Title IX and labor rights for graduate and medical students since 2012.
Academic text (2017) -
However, of those that did provide their class rank, 13% were freshmen, 24% were sophomores, 21% were juniors, 27% were seniors, and 14% were graduate and professional students.
Academic text (2002) -
She is pursuing a graduate degree in psychology to further her research skills.
Synonyms
8
4.8
Relating to studies done after a bachelor's degree at a university
Compounds
79
2.5
A student who studies for a master's or PhD after finishing a bachelor's degree
- Specialized
1
3.7
A person who finished nursing school training but is not yet licensed to work as a nurse
How Advanced
- US
148
5.3
- US
88
5.4
33
4.8
393
4.0
4
3.5
∞
1.0
Surface Forms
Etymology
Graduate comes from the Latin word gradus, meaning 'step', the same root you see in grade and gradual. So graduate studies are the 'next step' after a bachelor's degree.