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have a BSc
BSc 是 Bachelor of Science in Commerce 的缩写，用作可数名词。
She has a BSc from Harvard.
她拥有哈佛大学的商学士学位。
商学士
先理解核心含义，再看它在真实句子里的用法。
商学士
Bachelor of Science in Commerce
She has a BSc from Harvard.
她拥有哈佛大学的商学士学位。
After completing her BSc in Commerce, she joined a financial consulting firm.
完成商学士学位后，她加入了一家金融咨询公司。
He is applying for jobs now that he has earned his BSc.
他现已获得商学士学位，正在申请工作。
The programme offers a BSc in Commerce with a focus on international trade.
该课程提供商学士学位，主修国际贸易。
BSc 是 Bachelor of Science in Commerce 的缩写，用作可数名词。
She has a BSc from Harvard.
她拥有哈佛大学的商学士学位。
表示‘攻读学位’常用 study for，也可用 work towards。
He is studying for a BSc.
他正在攻读商学士学位。
此结构为双宾语，也可说 award a BSc to someone。
The university awarded her a BSc in 2021.
这所大学于2021年授予她商学士学位。
Not this
I got a BSc of Commerce.
Use this
I got a BSc in Commerce.
表示学位所属学科时，介词要用 in（in Commerce），不能用 of。英语中 degree + in + 学科是固定搭配。
Not this
I am a BSc.
Use this
I have a BSc.
BSc 表示“商学士学位”，指学位本身，不指人；表示“我是商学士”应说 I have a BSc，或 I am a BSc graduate。
Not this
She is studying a BSc in Commerce.
Use this
She is studying for a BSc in Commerce.
study 后接学位名称时需加介词 for，表示“攻读某学位”；直接说 study a BSc 是中式表达，因为学位不是所学科目本身。
Focus on the distinctions below. Other candidates are kept compact until a reliable usage note is available.
商学士学位
She earned a BSc degree in Commerce from the University of London.
她在伦敦大学获得了商学学士学位。
商学学士（学位）
He is studying for a BSc in Commerce at the local college.
他正在当地学院攻读商学学士学位。
获得商学士学位
After four years of hard work, she earned a BSc.
经过四年的努力，她获得了商学士学位。
持有商学士学位
This position requires candidates to hold a BSc.
这个职位要求候选人持有商学士学位。
商学士课程
The university offers a BSc program in Commerce.
这所大学提供商学学士课程。
商学士毕业生
As a BSc graduate, she found a job quickly.
作为商学士毕业生，她很快找到了工作。
Use BSc naturally, then get feedback on meaning, tone, grammar, and phrasing.
Revisit a common error or keep this word in your review list.
用首字母记：B=学士(Bachelor)，S=科学(Science)，C=商科(Commerce)，合起来就是“商学士”。
语域：formal 常见场景：学位证书、简历、学术文件 该缩写通常用于正式的学位名称或学术场合，多出现在证书、简历和正式文件中；日常口语中比较少见。
Collins 词频等级为 1，建议结合例句记忆，而不是只背中文释义。
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