Meaning Degree Program
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A program of study defined by sets of academic requirements that lead to a degree which the university is authorized to offer. Undergraduate degree requirements are typically stated in terms of number [..]
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At Cape Cod Community College, an associate in arts or associate in science program of study requiring 60 credits or more for completion.
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An ordered series of courses culminating in an associate, bachelor, master, or doctoral degree.
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A primary field of specialized study also referred to as a major or academic plan.
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A collection of courses required for completion of a particular degree.
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n. programa conducente a un título, programa conducente a la obtención de título, programa de titulación
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An organized sequence of classes that leads to the awarding of a college degree at the undergraduate or graduate level.
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An academic program leading to a degree.
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At the graduate level, program of study that terminates in the awarding of a degree such as Master of Arts or Doctor of Philosophy. Normally requiring anywhere from 1-9 years of full-time study.
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A degree student is active in a degree program (a course of study leading to an academic degree).
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