What is another word for baccalaureus?
Pronunciation: [bˌakɐlˈɔːɹɪəs] (IPA) 
Baccalaureus, derived from the Latin word "baccalaureus", means "bachelor" or "one who has achieved a bachelor's degree." Synonyms for this word include bachelor, unattached, unmarried, and single. In the academic field, it can be used interchangeably with words such as undergraduate, learner, or student. It is also sometimes referred to as an alumnus or alumna after graduation. In some cultures, a bachelor may also be referred to as a groom or bachelor's degree holder. Regardless of the context, a baccalaureus represents an individual who has successfully completed a period of study to earn their degree.
