The phrase "achieved bachelor" is not correct in standard written English.
It is unclear and does not convey a clear meaning; typically, one would say "earned a bachelor's degree" or "obtained a bachelor's degree."
Example: "After years of hard work, I finally earned my bachelor's degree in psychology."
Alternatives: "earned a bachelor's degree" or "obtained a bachelor's degree."
They also performed less well on school examinations at age 15 17 and had not achieved bachelor degrees as frequently as headache-free subjects [25].
He went on to attend Trinity Medical School in 1878 and achieved Bachelor of Medicine and Doctorate of Medicine degrees in 1882 and 1883 respectively.
An achieved bachelor degree or higher was considered 'an education'.
The event was first achieved bachelor degree for a person between 18 and 40 years.
At Southampton University she achieved her bachelor of medicine in 1982 and a doctorate in medicine by research in 1987.
During the years Chiellini was growing up through the youth teams at Livorno, he finished secondary school (when every day he had lunch at his grandmother's house five minutes away from the stadium) and then achieved a bachelor's degree in economics, specialising in business administration.
Carter achieved his Bachelor's Degree from the years 1927-1931 at Northwestern University, where he studied English and wrote several pieces for the student literary publication, A Miscellany. Carter also studied English at Harvard University from 1931-1932.
Lissa, another Mountaineer Scholar, achieved her Bachelor's degree in three years and has a job as a paralegal waiting for her in New York City.
I'm proud to say that less than a year later, I had not only achieved my bachelor's, but was working as the Children's Librarian at Lannom Library.
The following shows typical pathways you might take to achieve your Bachelor of Science major.
He went on to study music theory and composition, achieving a bachelor's degree, master's degree and PhD, scoring student films as a sideline.
