what is the difference between undergraduate and graduate programs
A graduate has all of the required degrees and is continuing their education to achieve a master's, PhD, or Doctorate degree. After high school (grades 9-12), students can qualify to attend university for 2 or 4 years. They enroll in an undergraduate program of study for those 4 years. Once they graduate from an undergraduate program, they qualify for further study called graduate study. In a graduate program a student can earn a Masters of Arts or of Science, or continue studying and earn a PhD, which is the highest degree.