A diploma is simply a document that indicates you have completed a degree. ==Addition== The above answer is absolutely correct. At my college the diploma indicates the student has completed a program of study and is therefore awarded a degree. That being said, there are colleges that offer diploma and certificate programs of study. For example, one may wish to complete a diploma program leading to a Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN). Another may wish to complete a certificate program in Interpreting for the Deaf. A certificate program is really designed to supplement or enhance an already existing degree, where a diploma program may be designed particular to a career field from the very start (such as the LPN). The question of which is more important - a Diploma or Degree - depends on the one pursing it. In other words, is a degree in Liberal Arts more important than a diploma in Practical Nursing. The real question is, which one satisfies the need? Which one will bring the individual closer to the overall goals and objectives sought? Viper1
Yes. I don't care where you live or what your education is. It is good. It is more than the average person. I make that and sometimes more and all I have is a High School diploma. Some people with a college degree don't even make that much. Good luck with your income.
no a plynomial can not have more zeros than the highest (degree) number of the function at leas that is what i was taught. double check the math.
Yes
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The degree of a polynomial is the highest exponent in the polynomial.
Although some diplomas are worth more than some degrees, a degree is generally better than a diploma.
PG Degree is generaly refered to as Master's Degree (such as MBA degree) and can be provided only by a University. Whereas PG Diploma is valued less than PG Degree, with exception of IIM's (which provide PGDM), which can be provided by any Institute affiliated / registered with Education department of Indian government. In short, PG Degree is anytime more valued than PG Diploma.
Kim Kardashian does not have a degree higher than a high school diploma.
It depends on what you are referring to as a graduate diploma. There are colleges and universities that offer certificate and diploma programs that do not meet the credit requirements of a degree, but then again it depends on what type of diploma it is.
If you are an education major intending to work in the special education system, you will need more than a diploma, you will need a bachelor's degree. You can get this online at Phoenix or Capella.
Yes. # Certificate/diploma # Associates # Bachelors # Masters # PhD
Post Graduate Diploma (PGD) in any area of study is equaivalent to a graduate diploma. Means, higher than a degree and lower than master.Its equivalent both in Nigeria and the United state of America, is a 1 year graduate degree.
An Associates degree alone doesn't qualify you for much more than a high school diploma already does. Unless the Associate's degree is in a competitive professional designation, such as nursing, and you become an RN.
Within the United States, a diploma is a piece of paper you receive after graduating from a program, which can be anything from elementary school through college. However, there are diploma programs that students take at a college or university. The diploma in this case is higher than a certificate, yet lower than a degree in terms of credits required to complete the program.
In terms of the level of education, the programs are listed as follows. * certificate * diploma * associate degree * bachelor's degree * maser's degree * bachelor's degree * doctorate (highest level of educational attainment) This does not mean that any of the above are less significant than the others it's just that each has it's own purpose.
At least 25k more each year
No, diplomas are not degrees. A diploma is usually a certificate-like conferral meaning that you have specialization in a certain area within a field, but a Bachelor's degree is going to be considered more meaningful because it requires a lengthier period of study (4 years versus <1 year for most diplomas).