Students pursuing programs leading to associate or bachelors degrees.

A student undertaking a first degree. Students are referred to as graduates when they have completed their degree.

A member of a University who has not yet taken a degree.

This term refers to academic work leading to the associate or baccalaureate degrees and to students working toward those degrees. It is usually seen in comparison to "graduate," which refers to academic work taken by students who already have a baccalaureate degree.

A college student who has not received an associate's or bachelor's degree.

An enrolled student who has not completed a baccalaureate degree; a freshman, sophomore, junior, or senior.

A student enrolled in a 4 + or baccalaureate program, an associates degree program, or a vocational or technical program below the baccalaureate.

a student who has not received his/her bachelor's degree

a student who is pursuing either a one-, two-, or four-year degree

a student working for a first degree, the B

A student pursuing a bachelor’s degree.

an undergraduate is a student who is studying at the first level of University, after progressing from secondary school or after obtaining other qualifications deemed to be equivalent. An undergraduate course is a course at the level of Diploma, Advanced Diploma or Bachelor.

Undergraduate programs of study include those leading to a bachelor’s or first professional degree as well as to diplomas and certificates below degree level.

Of or pertaining to courses including certificates, associate diplomas, diplomas, associate degrees and bachelor degrees, including honours degrees and other bachelor-level courses which require a first degree for admission.

Pertaining to the period of study from the end of high school to the earning of a Bachelor's degree; also to a person in such a course of study. ("Alexis is an undergraduate at Reed College, one of the leading undergraduate schools.")

term used to describe programs of study leading to a bachelor's or first professional degree, diplomas and certificates below degree level, or to students enrolled in such programs.

A student who has not yet received their first high learning degree.

A programme of study, normally a BA, BSc, BMus. Can also refer to a student following these programmes.

A student enrolled in a bachelor's or associate degree program. An undergraduate program is a study program leading to the award of a bachelor or associate degree.

Studies making up a bachelor degree Usually the first 3-5 years of university study

A student who is working toward a first credential.

a student enrolled in courses leading to a baccalaureate degree.

An undergraduate is a student who is studying for a first degree. Someone who has been awarded a degree from a university is known as a graduate.

study undertaken in order to gain a diploma, degree or honours degree.

You are an undergraduate student if you are completing a Bachelors degree. An undergraduate degree is another name for a Bachelors degree.

Students pursuing programs leading to associate or bachelor's degrees.

An undergraduate is a student who has not yet received a bachelor or similar degree

(literally: under the step) a member of the university who does not have a degree.

Student working on a bachelor's degree.

An undergraduate is a student who is pursuing a certificate, associate's, or baccalaureate degree.

Student working towards a first degree, foundation degree, higher education certificate or diploma or equivalent.

Refers to a program of study, described as: Bachelors Degree, Bachelors Honours Degree, or Bachelors Graduate Entry.

A student who is working towards a 4-year (bachelor's or Baccalaureate) degree.

A college-level student who has not yet earned a bachelor's degree.

A term used to describe a course leading to a Diploma or Bachelor's Degree. An 'undergraduate' is a student enrolled in such a course.

A student who has not obtained a bachelor's degree.

A student who has not yet received a first bachelor's degree.

A student enrolled in a four- or five-year bachelor's degree program, an associate degree program, or a vocational or technical program below the baccalaureate.

UG – as in "undergraduate students" or "undergraduate studies." Refers to students who are pursuing a bachelor's degree.

a traditional four-year degree program of study.

A college student earning a bachelor's degree.

Any course of academic study for a bachelor degree is regarded as an undergraduate course.

A student who is working toward the first-level post-secondary degree, usually the BA (Bachelor of Arts) or BS (Bachelor of Science) degrees.

A student at a four-year college or university who has not yet completed a Bachelor's degree.

Someone studying either full or part time for a first degree including Bachelor of Arts (BA), Bachelor of Science (Bsc), Bachelor of Education (Bed), LLB (law) etc.

First degree, HND or HNC level.

study undertaken towards a 'bachelor' degree, diploma or certificate. Compare with 'postgraduate'.