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What letters do you put behind your name with a master degree?
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What letters can you put after your name if I have a Diploma of teaching and bachelor of education degree?
Educational abbreviations are typically for master's and doctorate degree holders.
What letters can a law graduate place after their name?
They typically put their degree after their name. In the US that is most often going to be JD.
What letters can a BSc graduate put after his name?
When you have a BS/BA degree you don not put that after your name. Not until you get to upper level degrees are those added. Sometimes a MA/MS is added depending on the degree, but always a PhD is added.
Should you put your middle name on your degree?
It is not necessary to put your middle name on your degree. Your degree typically only includes your first and last name.
Do you have to pay a fee for the privilege of using letters after your name?
No. You simply have to have the qualifications that carry the letters that you put after your name.
What letters do you put after your name if you are a Specialist in School Psychology?
The letters you would put after your name as a Specialist in School Psychology are SSP (Specialist in School Psychology).
Should I put "PhD" after my name?
You should only put "PhD" after your name if you have completed a doctoral degree.
How do you abbreviate Associates degree in Architectural Engineering?
An AA is just that. It is two years of college and you don't put that by your name and only use it when applying for a job. I would suggest you go on to a university to finish the degree because an AA is basically only general education classes.
Do you put "PhD" after your name?
Yes, individuals who have earned a PhD degree can put "PhD" after their name to indicate their academic achievement.
Do you put a comma after a name and before a degree?
it depends upon the type of sentence you write so it depends,&before a degree we never put a ",".
Is it OK put RN in parenthesis after your name when working on the degree?
Absolutely NOT!!
