Pronunciation: /ˈɡræʤuət skuːl/
noun a school that awards advanced academic degrees, such as master's or doctoral degrees
A1 I want to go to graduate school to get my master's degree.
A2 She is studying hard to pass the entrance exam for graduate school.
B1 After completing my undergraduate degree, I plan to attend graduate school.
B2 He decided to specialize in economics during his time in graduate school.
C1 Attending graduate school allowed me to conduct in-depth research in my field.
C2 The rigorous coursework in graduate school prepared me for a successful career in academia.
formal After completing my undergraduate studies, I decided to pursue further education by attending graduate school.
informal I'm thinking about applying to grad school to continue my education.
slang I'm planning to level up and go to grad school next year.
figurative Graduate school is like climbing a mountain, each step taking you closer to your academic peak.
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