Bachelor Novels & Stories

Valen did not look at any of them, but she kept her ears open as she listened to their exchange. “I was offered to be a professor and was also given a scholarship for master’s degree both by my alumna university. I will be teaching while still studying at the same time.” “Oh… what’s a master’s degree?” “It’s a type of formal education wherein I am taught to further master my field which is Philosophy.” Nenita nodded her head slowly. She was in awe while still comprehending everything she just heard. “It must be really nice to be that smart,” she complimented.

Lucas stood before the grand entrance of the prestigious university, a sense of anticipation filling his chest. At the age of fifteen, he had been granted a fully funded scholarship to Harvard to study History, a testament to his exceptional intellect and dedication to his studies. With each passing year, he delved deeper into his academic pursuits, immersing himself in the realm of knowledge and research. His thirst for learning seemed insatiable, and he embarked on a path that would ultimately lead him to pursue a doctorate program in the same course at the remarkably young age of twenty. His professors and peers marveled at his brilliance and unwavering commitment, recognizing him as a pr

He said relaxed. "Indeed... what did you graduate from?" Beth asked quickly. She was curious, how could this man be this relaxed. Finding a new job in the city is very difficult. "Master's degree in logistics and international business." Beth pursed her lips immediately. "It's no wonder.. you were very relaxed...the titles are amazing." "Since I've been fired, how about we watch a movie together?"

she says, feeling uncomfortable and ashamed. “How can I change my Bachelor of Arts study to a Bachelor of Science? I have no interest in preparing for law school. Being aware that it's a liberal arts course. I would prefer to pursue a bachelor's degree in science with a major in biology, medicine, nursing, or teaching. I am able to teach science, but not English. Oh no! Not necessarily in the near future to teach English. But just now, this is my course. Since the guidance counsellor advised me that I needed more experience with university life first, and that I made a mistake when completing the

He asked, sounding astonished and bewildered. “Yes, Mom or Dad said the same thing earlier when I called.,” I laughed. “It's truly unbelievable. That's why we are shocked. So what’s your major, I want to know if I can help in any way at all,” “Bachelor of Accountancy,” “Damn, I thought it would be science. Why is Alex always getting the spotlight,” he said, fake crying. “Bella, why did you have to choose his specialty? I am always competing with him and now he even gets our little sister on his side. It's not fair,” he added.

"Sir, you claim I don't deserve to be here. Are you familiar with who I am?" Andrew just laughed it off. "Renee, you graduated in June, right? What great things could you have possibly achieved as a recent grad just starting out?" Renee corrected him, "Actually, I hold a master's degree, not a bachelor's. It's best to get your facts straight before questioning someone. Even the new students at our school are aware of this. Maybe you should consider enrolling here yourself to brush up on your knowledge.Do you know what it means to hold a master at my age?”

Lucy crossed her arms. “I think I must tell you about Mr. Burt. He’s five years older than me, but he graduated college nine years before I did. He skipped two grades in middle school and two grades in high school. At the age of 22, he obtained a master’s degree.

So losing the opportunity to perform miracles due to her quirk made her feel lost with the sudden changes in her life. Anita spent 13 years in school; it took her 4 years to get her undergraduate degree, 4 years commuting to medical school barely sleeping with the amount of studying she did every day. It took her 5 years to complete her surgical residency dealing with high levels of stress on a daily causing her to experience severe burnouts. Still, she continued pushing through, feeling a sense of pride that she was one of the few who completed her studies and that she didn't rely on her quirk to graduate.

he said and settled himself in his swivel chair. “I’m a grown-up man now; you don’t have to think and see me as a boy. There are many things that I’m now capable of.” I wanted him to see me that way. “Have you finished your degree?” he asked, so I nodded, “Are you now a doctor? A lawyer, or an engineer?” “No.” none of it is my course, “I finished a bachelor in arts.”

'' Then, Theo showed a very sweet smile that made Marcus’ heart go crazy. Theo handed his hand out to Marcus. ''So, shall we start again?'' Marcus looked so confused with what Theo said and what the stretched hand was all about. ''Huh?'' Theo grabbed Marcus’ left hand and shook his hands with him. The younger guy smiled. ''I'm Theo, Elliot's cousin... And you are?'' Marcus was compelled and captivated with Theo's cuteness. He smiled back and finally moved his hand as he found rhythm from Theo's moving own.