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TARGET 2: 7 things to do before you graduate college | Liz Wessel | TEDxRutgers
Noun
1. Graduate:
o Pronunciation: ˈɡræʤuɪt noun - ˈɡræʤuˌeɪt verb
o Meaning: To successfully complete a course of study or training, typically by
receiving a degree or diploma.
o Example sentence:
- She will graduate from college next spring with honors in psychology.
- After years of hard work, he finally achieved his dream and became a
graduate of law school.
- The graduate program offers a diverse range of courses for students
pursuing advanced degrees in engineering.
2. College:
o Pronunciation: ˈkɑlɪʤ
o Meaning: An institution of higher learning, typically offering undergraduate
and sometimes postgraduate education and often having the power to confer
degrees.
o Example sentence:
- College is a place of higher education where students pursue academic
studies and professional training.
- Attending college provides individuals with opportunities for personal
growth, career advancement, and expanded knowledge.
- Many colleges offer diverse programs, including liberal arts, sciences,
business, engineering, and vocational training, catering to a wide range of
student interests and career goals.
3. Senior year:
o Pronunciation: ˈsinjər jɪr
o Meaning: The final year of high school or college.
o Example sentence:
- Senior year typically marking a significant milestone in a student's
academic journey.
