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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

Apostrophe usage

I know your suppose to use an apostrophe when referring to a Bachelors degree in a possessive context. For example, I have a Bachelor’s degree in biology, but you leave it out if you’re spelling the degree out such as Bachelors of Science in Biology. I am writing a resume and for a bullet point in the qualification summary section I am listing “Bachelors degree in information technology.” My question is since I am not saying “I have a Bachelor’s degree in information technology,” leaving out who is belongs by not saying “I have” do I leave out the apostrophe or not?
  

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The apostrophe in bachelor’s degree is always required. You mean Bachelor of Science , by the way.

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  • The apostrophe in bachelor’s degree is always required.
  • You mean Bachelor of Science , by the way.
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The apostrophe in bachelor’s degree is always required.

You mean Bachelor of Science, by the way.
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