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Apostrophe Question - High_Order1 - 08-10-2017 TESU Bachelors in Liberal Studies end of 2017 Is it Bachelor's? Or Bachelor of Liberal Studies? Sorry, I guess it's nitpicky, but I think I should be accurate. (shrugs) RE: Apostrophe Question - davewill - 08-10-2017 The TESU website uses "bachelor's" when talking generically, and "Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Studies" when being specific. If you're looking to shorten it for your sig, I'd use "BA in Liberal Studies". RE: Apostrophe Question - Thorne - 08-10-2017 Generally, the word bachelor's is only used in an informal sense (e.g., "I've got a bachelor's in biology") and you'd refer to your BALS as either a Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Studies or a BA Liberal Studies. |