How do you cite a Masters in Science and Education combined with a B.A. History?

Answer 1

If an individual has two Masters within the same area, the Masters is only cited once. For example, a masters is Fine arts and a masters in English would be cited as M.A. If the individual has a masters in two different areas, it would be cited as M.A M.S. If the individual has one masters degree, the same M.A. or M.S. is appropriate. Citing a bachelor degree is really not viewed as appropriate in most circles. However if you must, just indicate B.A. after the above examples. Nonetheless, I would notrecommend citing the B.A. It is not looked on favorably. Thus the following:

• John Smith has one Masters in Fine Arts = John Smith M.A.
• John Smith has one Masters in Computer Science = John Smith M.S.
• John Smith has two Masters, one in Fine Arts and the other in Computer Science = M.A. M.S.
• John Smith has two Masters, one in fine arts and one in English = John Smith M.A.
• John Smith has two Masters, one in Biology, and one in Chemistry = John Smith M.S.

The below, adding on a B.A.

• John Smith M.A. B.A.
• John Smith M.S. B.A.
• John Smith M.A. M.S. B.A.

However, I really recommend that you do not cite The Bachelor degree. Employers as well as others are going to look at you like you are strange. It's just not viewed - by most - as appropriate. Viper1