Spanish term
Acta de Grado
4 +6 | degree certificate | carosisi |
5 | Certificate of Graduation | Becky Spangle |
3 -1 | transcript ?? | Hinara |
3 -1 | Degree Record | Henry Hinds |
Oct 24, 2006 18:57: Yvonne Becker changed "Field" from "Other" to "Social Sciences" , "Field (specific)" from "(none)" to "Education / Pedagogy"
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Proposed translations
degree certificate
suerte!
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Becky Spangle
52 mins
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agree |
JudyK
: I'd go with this
5 hrs
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METEORA
: I AGREE WITH YOUR CHOICE
9 hrs
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Jorge Rubino
1 day 17 hrs
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neutral |
felipeestrada
: Minutes of a graduation ceremony are kept in some latinamerican countries. The term "Graduation Ceremony Minutes" would be the most precise translation, although I have seen "Graduation Certificate" more frequently.
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Patrick Weill
4456 days
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JULIA SALAZAR
: De acuerdo con felipeestrada :-)
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transcript ??
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JULIA SALAZAR
: Transcript is rather the equivalent of "Certificado de Notas/Calificaciones"
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Degree Record
The latter would sound more logical to me.
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JULIA SALAZAR
: Henry "Acta de Grado" refers to the minutes or proceedings of the graduation ceremony when students actually get their degree. No more exams!!! :-)
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Certificate of Graduation
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Note added at 1 hr 58 mins (2003-08-01 04:09:58 GMT)
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See http://www.proz.com/kudoz/467735.
It is NOT a transcript, which is \"calificaciones.\"
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