John Doe, B.S.
BSc for Bachelor of Science Degree
BSc
The degree is Bachelor of Science. The field is Food Science. So most likely, Bachelor of Science degree in Food Science.
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Mr. John Smith, BSc (Hons).
Bachelor of Science
Bachelor of Science A bachelor's degree is a 4 year degree.
BS Engg(ME) - Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering or BSc Engg(ME)
bachelor of science
'of' and 'in' are appopriate in the following format: [degree] of [category name of subject] in [subject name in which specialist] Bachelor of Science in Boilogy Bachelor of Arts in History Bachelor of Business Administration in Accounting Thanks
Honestly, the hardest courses in college vary depending upon the students talents or lack there of. The hardest courses for me in college were: Physics (my teacher talked about his family every lecture time, instead of describing how Physics worked), and Trigonometry (the class deals with a lot of shapes, and has too many formulas that you will NEVER utilize in real life). The hardest courses in College are the ones you are not interested in. If you get a teacher that does not suit your learning style then you will still do well if you are interested in the subject because you will get the information from other sources. The best teacher in the world cannot teach you much if you are uninterested.