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external degree

external degree noun: a degree offered by a university to a student who was not required to be physically present within the geographic territory of the institution, and who may have studied elsewhere or independently.

Noun

external degree (plural external degrees)

  1. A degree offered by a university to a student who was not required to be physically present within the geographic territory of the institution, and who may have studied elsewhere or independently.

Forms of external degree

pluralexternal degrees

Questions about external degree

What does external degree mean?
External degree means a degree offered by a university to a student who was not required to be physically present within the geographic territory of the institution, and who may have studied elsewhere or independently.
What part of speech is external degree?
External degree is a noun.
What is the plural of external degree?
The plural of external degree is external degrees.

Words near external degree in the dictionary

  1. external condoms
  2. external conflict
  3. external conflicts
  4. external coupling
  5. external couplings
  6. external degree
  7. external ear
  8. external ears
  9. external fertilization
  10. external fertilizations
  11. external genitalia

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