The world's most widely spoken languages by number of native speakers and as a second language, according to figures from UNESCO (The United Nationsâ Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization), are: Mandarin Chinese, English, Spanish, Hindi, Arabic, Bengali, Russian, Portuguese, Japanese, German and French. 3.
Examples of graduate in a sentence. 1  He graduated from the university last June. 2  They both graduated with honors. 3  She graduated with a degree in history.  He joined the navy after graduating from high 1  school. a graduating class of 300 students.  He joined the navy after graduating high 1  school. The word has graduated from slang to accepted  use.
Best Answer: In some cases, yes, experience can be substituted for a degree. Normally, positions that allow this (like the federal government) are very specific in what counts as a fair exchange for experience versus degree completion versus degree credits. So, sometimes a Bachelors degree or equivalent does indeed mean experience is relevant. There's no general rule of thumb as to how many years of experience equal one year of college, but many positions I have seen require 1-2 years of experience per year of college, so roughly 6-8 years of experience has equalled a college degree.