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Anonymous Posted 8 years ago
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Graduate
Does 'a graduate' imply that the person concerned holds only a bachelor's degree? Can it be also used to refer to people who hold a university degree, without specifying that it is only a bachelor's?
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I would always consider it to mean someone who has a degree, regardless of the type. I don't think that it's specific.
- I would always consider it to mean someone who has a degree, regardless of the type.
- I don't think that it's specific.
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I would always consider it to mean someone who has a degree, regardless of the type. I don't think that it's specific.
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