Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Chinese term or phrase:
专科学习
English translation:
Postsecondary Specialised College education/study
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Ritchest
Jun 30, 2005 16:53
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Chinese term
专科学习
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Education / Pedagogy
三年制=associate degree or college degree?
By the way, why do some people have both the graduation certificate and the certificate of bachelor's degree, and some have only one?
By the way, why do some people have both the graduation certificate and the certificate of bachelor's degree, and some have only one?
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3 | Postsecondary Specialised College education/study | Ritchest |
5 | associate degree | Twinpens (X) |
4 +1 | TRY | jyuan_us |
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Chinese term (edited):
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Postsecondary Specialised College education/study
Postsecondary Specialised College education/study
http://www.burgeon.org/show.aspx?id=340&cid=35
http://www.burgeon.org/show.aspx?id=340&cid=35
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Chinese term (edited):
ר��ѧϰ
associate degree
associate degree
If someone took all of the required courses, and successfully passed all the examinations, he/she could be granted both certificates; if he/she failed some examinations, or had bad performance during the school years, he/she could only got a graduation certificate meaning that he/she already taken those courses but not good enough to be granted a degree.
Graduation certificate: 毕业证
Certificate of bachelor's degree: 学士学位证书
If someone took all of the required courses, and successfully passed all the examinations, he/she could be granted both certificates; if he/she failed some examinations, or had bad performance during the school years, he/she could only got a graduation certificate meaning that he/she already taken those courses but not good enough to be granted a degree.
Graduation certificate: 毕业证
Certificate of bachelor's degree: 学士学位证书
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Chinese term (edited):
ר��ѧϰ
TRY
3 year college graduation certificate.
It's not a degree.
It's not a degree.
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