whats better an A level or a Undergraduate Degree?
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I thought you need to complete A level (in British system), then go for an undergraduate degree?
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If your question is whether to do a BA or BSc then I would suggest a BSc. To be honest this is more to do with the perception of those working in and with the psychology field. Psychology has no doubt become a science, particularly with neuro psychology and cognitive psychology becoming mainstream in reserach and treatment. It will vary from country to country, however in the UK a BSc. is generally regarded as having more academic status. Although, as I say above, this is often because it "sounds" better rather than for any substative reasons. However, if you want to study neuro sciences then you will probably end up with a BSc anyway. If you are more into applying psychology in other fields such as adverstising or psychometrics then you may find a BA is more the route to go. Good luck!
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I think it's better to have a degree. It gives you the license to go over board to any of your dreams. And companies and many organizations involving travel and tourism prefer those with the degree.
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A BS degree in biochemistry is helpful, but it is a tough major.  There is a lot of overlap between biochemistry and microbiology, so a lot of people double major in both.  I have a degree in biology and am a biochemist by profession.  Biology is a much easier degree.
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Masters is always better than bachelors, but you usually need the bachelors before you can get into a masters program.  Sometimes schools have a 4 + 1 program where in 5 years you can earn a undergrad and masters, but its rare.
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An undergraduate degree is an associates or a bachelors degree while a graduate degree is a masters or a PhD.  Most colleges, including Princeton, have both undergraduate and graduate programs available.
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I stand behind a 4-yr degree.  It is more reputable and gives you a well-rounded education with better selection for classes.
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No undergraduate degree is going to replace medical school.  Take undergrad in pre-med or chemistry, biology, etc.  The go to med school.
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Cambridge, I reckon.  Better for sciences than the other two and that's what I studied.  Oxford may have the edge in arts, and you'll find that Harvard is better for postgraduate studies, particularly Law and business-related disciplines.
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A state university will get you a four year degree, which will open up better job opportunities.  There also tends to be a richer campus environment.\n\nA community college is better if you want to save some money while getting your general electives done, or if you just don't feel ready for college yet (socially or academic skills).
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It depends on what you mean, do you mean really which one is better or just which one is popular.\nWhatever you like to do is the best degree for you. Since you like your job, you won't whine about your it, and will be the most creative and productive.
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a Bachelor of Arts degree
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Like the others said, it depends on what you're looking for. If you're looking to specialise in your undergraduate career, then you should choose a British University because American Universities tend to specialise later in the course and never gain quite as much detail. For postgraduate work, they're all much of a muchness (although American PhDs take MUCH longer, but funding's generally better) and you should go where the best scholars for your field are.  Hope this helps!
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both are diff pls refer any Univ which will help u to know better
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A Bachelor's degree signifies that you have completed four years of study at a university with at least one major completed.\n\nIn your Freshman and Sophomore year you have completed your general education requirements that covers english, math, the arts, science, government, history, and much more.\n\nDuring your Junior and Senior year, it is your major(s) and minor(s) that you complete that will be noted on your bachelors.
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B+ is great, but an A+ is even better! strive to do your best. If you don't get A+ at once, don't give up. There are infinite possibilities for you as long as you work hard.
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The type of degree you have is often irrelevant to your career path.  What is most important is that you have studied to that level and shown what you are capable of.  I took a degree in English and Archaeology but I now work in the public sector promoting languages and cultural skills!