I am searching for a shorter way to refer to a Bachelor I have completed and obtained a degree or to a Bachelor I have not completed.
I thought about writing "completed/uncompleted Bachelor", or maybe "finished/unfinished Bachelor". But the dictionary doesn't list "completed" as a possible adjective and both ways, "finished" and "completed", don't sound natural to me when applied to a Bachelor.
Question: Is it OK to say "completed/uncompleted Bachelor" (or maybe "finished/unfinished") or is there a better expression?
Thanks!
Best Answer
In terms of degrees, an unfinished degree is nothing at all. Usually you would not mention it. A completed bachelor's degree is a bachelor's degree. It doesn't need qualification.
Here are a couple of examples
On an application form, you have to account for all the time after you left school:
And in the section about qualifications don't mention the Computer science degree at all. Since you don't have any kind of degree in computer science.
In an interview: