What is the difference between BA general and BA English (Hons.)?
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9 years ago
The B.A. degree is often called an "ordinary" B.A. and sometimes labeled as "B.A. (gen)," standing for general.
It is a degree of lesser standing than the B.A. (Hons), which is more academically demanding and requires greater levels of learning and achievement.
Unlike a typical American college ed

Answered by
9 years ago
general mean normal study but honours means specialised study in particular course.
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