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Itasan Posted 20 years ago
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bacchalaureate

bacchalaureate
I hear this is used for a 'bachelor's degree'
in AmE. I wonder what is the British equivalent.
Also, are 'bacchalaureate' and 'bachelor's degree'
both frequently used in the US?
Thank you.
  

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Itasan bacchalaureate I hear this is used for a 'bachelor's degree' in AmE. I wonder what is the British equivalent. Also, are 'bacchalaureate' and 'bachelor's degree' both frequently used in the US?

  • Itasan bacchalaureate I hear this is used for a 'bachelor's degree' in AmE.
  • I wonder what is the British equivalent.
  • Also, are 'bacchalaureate' and 'bachelor's degree' both frequently used in the US?
  • Thank you.
  • In Britain bacchalaureate has two meanings: 1) an examination intended to qualify successful candidates for higher education.
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Itasanbacchalaureate
I hear this is used for a 'bachelor's degree'
in AmE. I wonder what is the British equivalent.
Also, are 'bacchalaureate' and 'bachelor's degree'
both frequently used in the US?
Thank you.

In Britain bacchalaureate has two meanings:
1) an examination intended to qualify successful candidates f
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In AmE, it is spelled baccalaureate.
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Thank you very much, everybody.
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Dear Itasan,

The baccalaureate is the last secondary school examination in France.

In England it does not exist. There are «A-levels» instead.

It is spelt «baccalaureate».
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Dear Itasan

"baccalaureate" is the correct spelling in BrE. Please accept my apologies for earlier mis-spelling!

Here are some examples of the use of the word "baccalaureate" as used in the UK:

1. Some types of baccalaureate...
International Baccalaureate (IB)
The IB is an international qualification which is taught at 1,485 school
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Thank you very much, TeacherBrian, for the detailed information.

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