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. 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.

2. Eddie Johnson:

   He has also served as a supervisor in the detective bureau and is currently completing his master’s degree in public policy and administration at Northwestern University.

3. 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.

4. Chicago Police Department:

   Chief Johnson has significant experience managing large-scale special events and was instrumental in the operational planning and response of the 2012 NATO Summit, he has also served as a supervisor in the detective bureau and is currently completing his master’s degree in public policy and administration at Northwestern University.

5. 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.