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• Degree
  |Term=degree degree - {{pronunciation}} (grey) In cancer, a description of a tumor based on how
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• Associate Degree
  #REDIRECT [[Associate degree]] [[Category:Redirect-class articles]]
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• Dental degree
  == Dental Degree == ...tudent upon successful completion of a dental school program. The specific degree awarded varies depending on the country, university, and the nature of the
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• First-degree burn
  == First-degree burn == A '''First-degree burn''' (pronunciation: /fɜːrst dɪˈgriː bɜːrn/) is a type of [[burn]
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• Medical degree
  == Medical degree == A '''Medical degree''' is an [[academic degree]] awarded for studies in fields associated with [[medicine]] and/or [[surge
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• Undergraduate degree
  ==Undergraduate Degree== ...eaning "step", indicating a step below a [[Master's Degree]] or [[Doctoral Degree]].
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• Degree (angle)
  '''Degree (angle)''' A '''degree''' (symbol: °) is a unit of [[Measurement|measurement]] used to quantify r
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• Advanced degree
  == Advanced degree == ...s degrees such as a Master's degree, a Doctorate degree, or a Professional degree.
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• Doctorate degree
  == Doctorate Degree == ...ate Degree''' (pronunciation: /ˈdɒktərɪt dɪˈɡriː/) is the highest academic degree awarded by universities in most countries. The etymology of the term "docto
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• Doctoral degree
  == Doctoral Degree == ...''' (pronunciation: /ˈdɒktərəl diːˈɡriː/) is the highest level of academic degree awarded by universities in most countries. The term originates from the Lat
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• Second-degree burns
  == Second-degree burns == '''Second-degree burns''' (pronunciation: /ˈsɛkənd dɪˈgriː bɜːrnz/), also known as '
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• Associate degree
  == Associate degree == ...f education than a high school diploma or GED but less than a [[bachelor's degree]].
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• First-degree burns
  == First-degree burns == ...assification system, which ranks burns based on their severity, with first-degree being the least severe.
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• Third-degree burn
  == Third-degree burn == ...has reached the third layer of the skin. The etymology of the term "third-degree burn" is derived from the burn classification system that categorizes burns
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• Professional degree
  == Professional degree == ...sional degrees prepare students require the student to have a professional degree in order to legally practice.
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• Third-degree burns
  '''Third-degree burns''' '''Third-degree burns''' (pronunciation: /θɜːrd dɪˈgriː bɜːrnz/), also known as '''
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• First degree relative
  |Term=First degree relative First degree relative - {{pronunciation}} (first-deh-GREEN DEER-luh-tiv) A parent, broth
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• Second-degree relative
  == Second-degree relative == A '''second-degree relative''' (pronounced: /ˈsɛk.ənd dɪˈgriː rɪˈlæ.tɪv/) refers to
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• Second-degree burn
  == Second-degree Burn == A '''Second-degree burn''' (pronunciation: /ˈsɛkənd dɪˈgriː bɜːrn/), also known as a '
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• First degree burn
  == First Degree Burn == A '''First Degree Burn''' (pronunciation: /fɜːrst dɪˈgriː bɜːrn/) is a type of [[burn]
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• Bachelor
  ...olved to refer to an individual who holds a specific type of undergraduate degree from a university or college. ...in training. The term was later adopted by universities to denote a basic degree or "license to teach".
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• Advanced degree
  == Advanced degree == ...s degrees such as a Master's degree, a Doctorate degree, or a Professional degree.
  2 KB (276 words) - 04:12, 9 February 2024
• Professional degree
  == Professional degree == ...sional degrees prepare students require the student to have a professional degree in order to legally practice.
  2 KB (219 words) - 03:47, 11 February 2024
• Second-degree burns
  == Second-degree burns == '''Second-degree burns''' (pronunciation: /ˈsɛkənd dɪˈgriː bɜːrnz/), also known as '
  1 KB (195 words) - 06:32, 13 February 2024
• Bachelor's degree
  == Bachelor's Degree == ...study lasting three to seven years. The term "bachelor" in the name of the degree traditionally refers to the fact that the student is beginning his or her a
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• Postgraduate
  ...'gradus'', meaning "step", thus signifying a step beyond the undergraduate degree. ...the academic study or training undertaken after obtaining an undergraduate degree.
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• Third
  '''Third Degree Burn''' A '''Third Degree Burn''' (pronounced: thərd dɪˈɡriː bɜːrn), also known as a '''full t
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• Graduate school
  ...ement that students must have earned a previous undergraduate (bachelor's) degree. ...of education involves 'graduating' from the requirements of the bachelor's degree.
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• Academic degree
  == Academic Degree == An '''Academic Degree''' is a qualification awarded to students upon successful completion of a c
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• Associate degree
  == Associate degree == ...f education than a high school diploma or GED but less than a [[bachelor's degree]].
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• First degree burn
  == First Degree Burn == A '''First Degree Burn''' (pronunciation: /fɜːrst dɪˈgriː bɜːrn/) is a type of [[burn]
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• Bachelor of Science
  ...'B.Sc.''', '''B.S.''', or '''B. Sc.''') is an [[undergraduate]] [[academic degree]] awarded for programs that generally last three to five years. The term '' * [[Bachelor of Arts]]: An undergraduate degree awarded for a course or program in the arts and humanities.
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• Third-degree heart block
  '''Third-degree heart block''' '''Third-degree heart block''' ({{IPA|θɝːd diːɡɹiː hɑːɹt blɑːk}}), also known a
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• Undergraduate degree
  ==Undergraduate Degree== ...eaning "step", indicating a step below a [[Master's Degree]] or [[Doctoral Degree]].
  2 KB (249 words) - 01:47, 13 February 2024
• Candidate of Medicine
  ...ostgraduate studies and is considered equivalent to the Doctor of Medicine degree. ...cess of advanced training in medicine and is a candidate for receiving the degree of Doctor of Medicine.
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• Doctoral degree
  == Doctoral Degree == ...''' (pronunciation: /ˈdɒktərəl diːˈɡriː/) is the highest level of academic degree awarded by universities in most countries. The term originates from the Lat
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• First-degree burns
  == First-degree burns == ...assification system, which ranks burns based on their severity, with first-degree being the least severe.
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• Master of Science
  ...[[Higher education|higher education]] institutions in many countries. The degree is typically studied for in the [[Science|sciences]] and occasionally in th ...or "teacher" in English, while "Scientiae" translates to "of science". The degree is thus named to denote mastery or high-order overview of a specific field
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• Third-degree burns
  '''Third-degree burns''' '''Third-degree burns''' (pronunciation: /θɜːrd dɪˈgriː bɜːrnz/), also known as '''
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• Bachelor of Medicine
  ...degrees in medicine and is often combined with the [[Bachelor of Surgery]] degree. ...as used in the Middle Ages to refer to a person who had achieved the first degree of study in a university, while ''medicinae'' is the Latin word for medicin
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