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Kawaiitiet Posted 20 years ago
Vocabulary

re: the differences between 'Diploma, Ceritificate and Degree'

Dear Sir

Please do me a favour to explain the differences between ' Diploma, Certificate and Degree', Normally, which one is in higher education and in what situation we will use them?

Thanks in advance for your help,

Best wishes,

Kawaii
  

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Degree: What is your degree in? It's in Physics. What degree do you have?

— Danyoo

  • Degree: What is your degree in?
  • It's in Physics.
  • What degree do you have?
  • I have a master's degree in history.
  • It's the course of study or the qualification you earn at a university.
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Degree:
What is your degree in? It's in Physics.
What degree do you have? I have a master's degree in history.
It's the course of study or the qualification you earn at a university.

Diploma:
My PhD diploma is hanging on my livingroom wall.
It's the document that you receive at graduation...the piece of paper.

Certificate:
This is a more broad term. You
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-a certificate of appreciation
-naturalization certificate

Can u be so kind to explain to me what the above two are for.

tks a lot
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Certificate of appreciation: You present a certificate to thank people for volunteering their time, making contributions that better people's lives, making the workplace safer, etc.

Naturalization certificate: When I became a naturalized U.S. citizen, I received a certificate showing that I am a U.S. citizen. On the other hand, if you are born in America, you are given a birth certificat
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