Degree

Measure of extent or amount, or an academic qualification.

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Degree can refer to a measure of the extent or amount of something, or an academic qualification.

/dɪˈɡriː/

From Old French 'degré', meaning 'step, rung, grade,' from Latin 'gradus' meaning 'step, pace, degree.'

A degree can mean how much of something there is, like the temperature outside, or it's a certificate you get after finishing school.

What is a degree? It's a unit of measurement or an academic qualification
What are different types of degrees? Bachelor's, Master's, and Doctoral (PhD) are common academic degrees
How is a degree awarded? It’s given after completing coursework and often involves research or a final project

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