Which English term corresponds most closely to the German 'Bachelorabschluss' in everyday usage?

• A. Undergraduate degree
• B. Bachelor’s degree
• C. Master’s degree
• D. Doctorate

Answer: (A)

The key idea is linking German degree terminology to its everyday English equivalent. Bachelorabschluss refers to the completion of a bachelor’s program, i.e., the credential you earn after completing undergraduate study. In everyday English, the natural way to express that achievement is to say you have a Bachelor’s degree. The term undergraduate degree is broader—it describes the level of study (before graduate school) and can refer to different kinds of degrees at that level, not the specific credential itself. Master’s degree and Doctorate are graduate-level qualifications, so they don’t fit as the direct translation.