学士

学士 (xué shì) refers to a person who has earned a bachelor's degree, typically the first level of higher education in many countries. It is distinct from other academic titles like master's or doctorate.

The character 学 (xué) means 'study' or 'learning,' and 士 (shì) originally meant 'gentleman' or 'scholar.' Together, they denote someone who has completed formal academic training, particularly at the undergraduate level.

In modern contexts, 学士 is often used in educational institutions and official documents to describe graduates with a bachelor's degree. It is also commonly used in academic discussions and university admissions.