majored
Chose primary study
Majored is the past tense of major, meaning to specialize in a particular field of study at a college or university: She majored in biology, He majored in English but minored in philosophy.
The word implies official designation of one's primary academic concentration, typically requiring a set number of courses in that discipline.
Sustained single-minded attention
- focusConcentrated attention point
- specializationConcentrated expertise in one field
- fieldArea of specialty
- disciplineTrained self-control or specialty
expertise · area · emphasis · track · minor · declared · undeclared · electives
First university degree
- master'sAdvanced graduate credential
- undergraduateDegree-seeking college student
- graduateOne who earned degree
- diplomaAcademic completion document
graduation · commencement · alumni · alma mater · valedictorian · summa cum laude · magna cum laude · cum laude
concentration
Sustained single-minded attention
- focusConcentrated attention point
- specializationConcentrated expertise in one field
- fieldArea of specialty
discipline · expertise · area · emphasis · track · minor · declared · undeclared · electives · prerequisites
bachelor's
First university degree
- master'sAdvanced graduate credential
- undergraduateDegree-seeking college student
- graduateOne who earned degree
diploma · graduation · commencement · alumni · alma mater · valedictorian · summa cum laude · magna cum laude · cum laude · honors
- C majorKey lacking accidentals
- major leagueHighest competitive tier
- vast majorityMost of a group
- major inChoose primary college subject
- majority ownerHolds over fifty percent
- majoring inPrimary field of study
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