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In the US Undergraduate commonly refers to a bachelors in my experience. Usually folks specifically say associates degree if that's what they are referring to
...really? Huh...
How can you be under graduating if you graduated? I don't like this.
Yep, lol. Grad school starts at Master's degrees.
Yeah but that's a post graduate degree
then you have degrees
then you have degrees for people before graduating called undergraduate degrees
At least that's what I thought
Yeah I think it's just one of those things that usaians say that doesn't make sense. Like calling a main dish an entree, or the whole freshman/sophomore/junior/senior thing for school years. Your logic makes sense, we're just bad at naming stuff sometimes
Associates degree is a 2 year community college certificate, 4 year bachelor's is undergrad
You go from not having graduated to having graduated, grad school is school for graduates.
The Statesian system doesn't make much sense, I agree.
At my local atheist Jesuit college, they stop at undergrad. Probably why their motto is "no gods, no masters degrees."