Synonyms for master's degree
mas·ter's de·gree

Princeton's WordNet

1. master's degreenoun

   an academic degree higher than a bachelor's degree but lower than a doctor's degree

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1. Bruce Murphy:

   I see a lot of opportunity for individuals to be engaged, to take this master's degree program, to get the certification and to go forth and do great things with it.

2. Quyen Dinh:

   Folks like my parents who left as both people from Vietnam, left with nothing more than the shirts on their back so that today I could be free versus someone who might be from another country who immigrated with a master's degree for their own countries.

3. Mike Loven:

   Definitely no master's degree for me, but Taleigh is already on her way toward a master's in psychology. I'm so proud of her.

4. Karen Bass:

   Everybody knows that the welfare of children and families has been a passion and policy focus of mine for decades, the only reason I studied nights and weekends for a master’s degree was to become a better advocate for children and families — period.

5. Hope Dezember:

   My whole life I thought, you go to school, I got my master's degree, I was working as a mental health specialist. My clients liked me but I never really felt satisfied. I never really felt like it's my purpose, i still think my purpose is to help people. ... Steve has actually given me my actual purpose.