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Yes, I should have chosen the word "completion" rather than "admission". The comment I was replying to was saying, in effect, "I want to be able to earn a grad
by loco5niner 8y ago
Yes, I should have chosen the word "completion" rather than "admission".
The comment I was replying to was saying, in effect, "I want to be able to earn a graduate degree without having to earn an undergraduate degree".
Those programs sound great. They would allow a person to EARN both the graduate degree and the underlying undergrad.
- dragonwriter 8y ago> The comment I was replying to was saying, in effect, "I want to be able to earn a graduate degree without having to earn an undergraduate degree". That comment specifically complained about entrance requirements, so, no, I don't think that is a fair characterization.
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- loco5niner 8y agoTrue, but the end goal is certainly not simply Entering the program, but completing the program and obtaining a graduate degree. I highly doubt that the motivation behind that comment is a desire to audit a masters program.