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Gene93 Posted 7 years ago
Grammar

To be taking a degree in something

Hello,

Does "I am currently taking a degree in Biochemistry" sound natural to you? I think that "pursuing, studying for, doing, etc" sound a little better, but I might be wrong. To me, "to take a degree" means to receive/get a degree.

What do you think?


Thank you.

  

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taking a degree is fine. It might be BrE.

— Clive

  • taking a degree is fine.
  • It might be BrE.
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taking a degree is fine. It might be BrE.

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Usually, I see "currently completing a degree in...".
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