What is an 'undergraduate' in college? And what's the difference between that and a graduate..?

An Undergraduate student is working towards their Bachelor degree.....otherwise known as a college student. A graduate student is studying for their Masters or PhD degree which is a higher degree and a more specialized degree. But yuo have to get a bachelors degree first before you can go to graduate school.

No offense...I hope you're not in college or high school asking this question.

An undergraduate is someone who hasnt yet completed their bachelor degree (usually 3-5 years) This is the first step. When the graduate they are now called a graduate not an undergraduate and they can go on to do honours or masters and even phd level study. hope that helped =)

an undergraduate is a student that is working towards a bachelor's degree. This is the next step after high school. A graduate student is working towards a Master's or a higher degree.

An undergraduate is someone who goes to college right out of high school to get their bachelor's degree. A graduate is someone who goes back to school after getting their bachelor's degree to get their master's.

an undergraduate does not yet have a Bachelor's degree, and a graduate does have a Bachelor's degree and is pursuing higher education in graduate school

Undergrads are completely new to college and going for a degree for the first time. Grads already graduated with their undergrad degree and are now going for a masters degree.

an undergraduate is someone who hasnt graduated - ie still a student. once they pass all their exams and have been awarded their degree they are then a graduate

an undergraduate does not yet have a bachelors degree, a graduate is a student that already has a degree and is studyign to receive their masters degree