Whats the difference between Undergraduate and graduate?

Question

I want to Attend UofO in Oregon for interior design, but Im not sure how they're programs work lol. HELP!

http://architecture.uoregon.edu/index.cfm?mode=admission

Answer 1

Undergraduate refers to coursework or standing at the Bachelor's level or below. Graduate level refers to coursework or standing post-baccalaurate (Master's, Specialist, MFA, MBA, doctoral, etc.).

Answer 2

graduate means you've already earned your first degree in college and are continuing on for a higher degree.

undergraduate means you're just starting toward your first degree.

Answer 3

Assuming that you're still in high school, after graduating, you will start college as a Freshman in undergrad. You finish in about 4 years and get your Bachelors (BA or BS). Then you can go on to graduate school which is usually 2 years to get your master's. Each school has it's own application process.

The standard in today's work force is starting to be a minimum of a master's degree.

Good luck with your studies.

Answer 4

um..graduate simply means you've graduated from college...and undergraduate means your still in college