Difference between undergraduate, graduate and postgraduate degrees?

Question

If you can be detailed ill thank you so much!

Answer 1

undergrad: Bachelor's degree

grad: Masters or Doctor degree

(used in england) postgrad:Same as grad in US

sorry...not 2 detailed

Answer 2

In the Uk....

Undergraduate degree is a Bachelors degree (BA Bsc...with or without honours)

When you pass this bachelors degree you are a graduate and may apply to study for a Postgraduate qualification which can be a PGcert, PGdip, Masters Degree(MA MSc etc) or  PhD (Doctorate).

Answer 3

Undergraduate, means you completed less than 4 years credits.

Graduate, means you completed requirements for Bachelor degree.

Usually, 5 years will mean an Honours Bachelor standing.

Post-graduate would be Masters degree in 2 more years, usually.

Doctoral degree is typically 3 to 5 more years of credits.

Answer 4

Undergraduate is your first degree, typically 4 years, typically a bachelors associate or bachelors of science.

Graduate degree is a masters degree, you do this after your undergraduate degree, ussuaally 2 years

Postgraduate is a PhD pr Doctor of Philosophy, done after your masters degree, afterwards your title becomes "Dr" instead of Mr mrs or ms. Ussually 2 years and is required to teach your subject at a university

Answer 5

Undergraduate is working towards a bachelors or associates degree.

Associates- Two years of college, 60 credit hours

Bachelors- Four years, 120 credit hours.

Graduate  is  having the undergrad (Bachelors degree) and working towards a doctorate (PHD) or a Masters

Masters- six years of college all together

Doctorate- Eight years of college all together.

A post graduate is having a doctorate

Answer 6

Undergraduate = your first degree.

Graduate = when you finish your degree

Postgraduate degrees = degrees you can only do once you are a graduate.

There are also Postgraduate Cert, Diplomas. There are also Masters and PhD.