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Tomakotek Posted 13 years ago
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Are these expressions correct?
Hi!
Are the expressions in bold (excerpt from CV) correct?
I graduated from University of Alabama in 2003 with a master of science degree in Mathematics and I began my professional career in IT technology. Simultaneously I continued to study second faculty – Computer Science – which ended in 2005 with a bachelor of science degree.
The meaning of these expression should be that after graduating I started working and at the same time I have been studying second faculty and I finished studying second faculty in 2005.
Regards,
Tomasz
Are the expressions in bold (excerpt from CV) correct?
I graduated from University of Alabama in 2003 with a master of science degree in Mathematics and I began my professional career in IT technology. Simultaneously I continued to study second faculty – Computer Science – which ended in 2005 with a bachelor of science degree.
The meaning of these expression should be that after graduating I started working and at the same time I have been studying second faculty and I finished studying second faculty in 2005.
Regards,
Tomasz
Top answer
It didn't flow well for me from a resume persepctive. tomakotek I graduated from University of Alabama in 2003 with a master of science degree in Mathematics and I began my professional career in IT technology. Simultaneously I continued to study second faculty – Computer Science – which ended in 2005 with a bachelor of science degree.
- It didn't flow well for me from a resume persepctive.
- tomakotek I graduated from University of Alabama in 2003 with a master of science degree in Mathematics and I began my professional career in IT technology.
- Simultaneously I continued to study second faculty – Computer Science – which ended in 2005 with a bachelor of science degree.
- master of science degree in Mathematics There is no such degree in th US.
- Science and Matematics are two different disciplines.
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It didn't flow well for me from a resume persepctive.
tomakotekI graduated from University of Alabama in 2003 with a master of science degree in Mathematics and I began my professional career in IT technology. Simultaneously I continued to study second faculty – Computer Science – which ended in 2005 with a bachelor of science degr
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Thank you for response.
Sorry for the "Alabama example" - it was the first name that came to my mind. I didn't think it would matter.
Actually it should be somewhere in Poland (Warsaw, Poznan), so "master of science" degree is correct.
Sorry for the "Alabama example" - it was the first name that came to my mind. I didn't think it would matter.
Actually it should be somewhere in Poland (Warsaw, Poznan), so "master of science" degree is correct.
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As far as I know, you can be either a Master of Science or a Master of Arts in the US. Your specialty falls under one or the other. Historians are MAs, and engineers are MSs, for instance.
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