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It is more common and grammatically correct to say "I have a degree." This phrasing clearly indicates possession of the degree. While "I hold a degree" can also be used, it is less common and may imply a more formal context, such as in professional or academic settings. Generally, "have" is the preferred choice in everyday conversation.
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Is it correct to say that he holds an MA?
Yes, it is correct to say "he holds an MA" to indicate that he has a Master of Arts degree.
Is it correct to say she approved us to hold it?
It would be better to say: She gave approval for us to hold it'
Is it appropriate to say earned JD Degree or just Juris Doctorate?
The professional way is to say that you have earned your Juris Doctorate degree. It is not wrong to say that you earned your JD degree.
Is it correct to say Holds a MBA degree specialising in Financial Management?
Yes, it's perfectly fine. Your identifying the degree type, and the specialty within that degree type.
What angle to hold a tattoo gun?
can anyone tell me the correct way to hold a tattooing gun normally at a 45 degree angle but never straight up and down
What percentage of Canadians hold a bachelor's degree?
50% of canadians hold a bachelor's degree. 35% of canadians hold a master's degree. 25% of canadians hold a phd.
What is comparative degree of correct?
More correct
What is the correct spelling - Bachelors degree or bachelor's degree?
Bachelor's degree
Which is correct I have a doctorate degree or I have a doctorate?
doctorate degree
Which is correct had held or had hold?
Had held is correct.
Does an online degree from AIU say online degree on the actual degree?
No it does not say Online Degree on the degree anywhere.
How do you spell associate degree?
That is the correct spelling of "associate degree."
