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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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This letter serves to recommend Name for the Master’s in Chemical Engineering program at your school.
or should it be Master in Chemical Engineering...
or should it be Master in Chemical Engineering...
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Usually, I'd say "master's" with the apostrophe, but just to be sure, go to that school's Web site and look up how they list their degrees at that school.
- Usually, I'd say "master's" with the apostrophe, but just to be sure, go to that school's Web site and look up how they list their degrees at that school.
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Usually, I'd say "master's" with the apostrophe, but just to be sure, go to that school's Web site and look up how they list their degrees at that school.
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Hi,
Another possibility is to speak of the Master of Chemical Engineering program at your school.
I think the way a Master program is referred to is perhaps rather regional. When I lived in England, I don't remember people saying things like I've got my master's.
Best wishes, Clive.
Another possibility is to speak of the Master of Chemical Engineering program at your school.
I think the way a Master program is referred to is perhaps rather regional. When I lived in England, I don't remember people saying things like I've got my master's.
Best wishes, Clive.
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