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Grammar
Capitalization
When referering to a college degree and the major it is in, what should be capitalized?
Example:
I have earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree with a major in Graphic Design.
Thank you,
Claire
Example:
I have earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree with a major in Graphic Design.
Thank you,
Claire
Top answer
In a title you should capitalise every word except pronouns (except when it's I or at the beginning of the sentence), verbs, preposistions and conjunctions. Therefore, in your example you only need to capitalise the M in major! (by the way, the way I spelt Capitalise is not a mistake, it's without z and with s, in British English),
- In a title you should capitalise every word except pronouns (except when it's I or at the beginning of the sentence), verbs, preposistions and conjunctions.
- Therefore, in your example you only need to capitalise the M in major!
- (by the way, the way I spelt Capitalise is not a mistake, it's without z and with s, in British English),
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In a title you should capitalise every word except pronouns (except when it's I or at the beginning of the sentence), verbs, preposistions and conjunctions.
Therefore, in your example you only need to capitalise the M in major!
(by the way, the way I spelt Capitalise is not a mistake, it's without z and with s, in British English),
Therefore, in your example you only need to capitalise the M in major!
(by the way, the way I spelt Capitalise is not a mistake, it's without z and with s, in British English),
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