“After four years of coursework and exams, she finally received her baccalaureate in biology.”

“To earn a high school diploma, students must take an exam called a baccalaureate.”

“The university could be offering a four-year baccalaureate degree program in midwifery through the faculty of nursing as early as September.”

“His parents got divorced and he followed his father to Madrid and was enrolled in the French high school where he earned his baccalaureat.”

“The minimum level of qualification studied for should correspond to a professional baccalaureat and the duration should be at least one month.”

“The main point of attack is on the baccalaureat exams or bachots.”

“As the national and state economies move from the industrial to the information age, the need for individuals with baccalaureates is increasing.”

“The university offers baccalaureates in about 45 different disciplines, master's degrees in almost 40 fields, and doctorates in about 25 areas.”

“In 1953 the family moved to the city of Algiers, where Zerhouni earned Algerian and French baccalaureates before studying at the University of Algiers School of Medicine.”