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Samersamer1974 Posted 10 years ago
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what does mean the letter "s" in the word MASTER OF DEGREE , i have seen it alone as MASTER'S
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what does mean the letter "s" in the word MASTER OF DEGREE , i have seen it alone as MASTER'S
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I have never heard of "Master of degree". The term you may be thinking of is "Master's degree". "Master's" is an abbreviation of that.
- I have never heard of "Master of degree".
- The term you may be thinking of is "Master's degree".
- "Master's" is an abbreviation of that.
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I have never heard of "Master of degree". The term you may be thinking of is "Master's degree". "Master's" is an abbreviation of that.
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Master's degree is an idiomatic noun phrase from the late 14th century, originally a degree giving one authority to teach in a university; from master (n.) in its general sense of "man of learning" (early 13c.), "a teacher" (c. 1200).
It is never written as "Degree of Master" although you can think of it as a degree certifying that you have mastered a subject.
It is never written as "Degree of Master" although you can think of it as a degree certifying that you have mastered a subject.
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