graduate
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5.3
- adjective
- /ˈɡrædʒuˌeɪt/
- US
:
de posgrado
- She was doing graduate teaching at Harvard.
- graduate school
- a graduate degree
- graduate students
Now, the historian secret weapon I was told in Graduate School is chronology.
- Now, the historian secret weapon I was told in Graduate School is chronology.
- 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
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4.8
Relating to studies done after a bachelor's degree at a university
Compounds
75
2.5
A student who studies for a master's or PhD after finishing a bachelor's degree
- Specialized
A person who finished nursing school training but is not yet licensed to work as a nurse
How Advanced
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.