Usually means: Student scheduled to graduate soon.
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  1. graduand: Merriam-Webster
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  3. graduand: Collins English Dictionary
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  7. graduand: Dictionary.com
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▸ noun:  (British, Canada) A student who has completed the requirements for, but has not yet been awarded, a particular degree.

Similar:
bachelor, bachelour, fresh grad, Batchelor, supersenior, alum, senior, undergraduette, graduateship, bachelorship, more...

Opposite:
graduate, alumna/alumnus, degree holder

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Similar:
bachelor, bachelour, fresh grad, Batchelor, supersenior, alum, senior, undergraduette, graduateship, bachelorship, more...

Opposite:
graduate, alumna/alumnus, degree holder



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