Jul 2, 2003 16:09
21 yrs ago
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David
Vachelier de l\'enseignement du second degre
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It is on a document titled "Attestation Provisoire" "Office du Baccalaureat" - my question is - in english is this equivalent to a high school degree in the U.S ?
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| 4 +1 | high school + 2 years |
RHELLER
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| 4 +1 | yes |
David Sirett
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high school + 2 years
David is correct
In the U.S., the baccalaureate is usually equal to two years of college (but the exact number of credits granted depends on individual school)
In the U.S., the baccalaureate is usually equal to two years of college (but the exact number of credits granted depends on individual school)
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yes
... is the short answer, assuming there's a typo ("bachelier").
The long answer: well, it's complicated...
The long answer: well, it's complicated...
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