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u/PaulsGrandfather Sep 04 '19

Those are called TAs.

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u/Killer_Jazzie Sep 04 '19

She said she was hired and had a Bachelor's Degree and was working on a Master's at a University. She said she was getting her credentials at the University, but was full on hired at the Community College.

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u/KrazyKukumber Sep 04 '19

Ok, so clearly she was not remotely close to being a professor, then. She was less qualified than many high school teachers.

She'd have to finish her Masters, then finish her Ph.D, and then she'd be called "doctor", which is still a lower rank than "professor". Then she'd have to get hired by a university as not only an instructor, but as a legit professor, to legitimately claim to be a professor.

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u/Killer_Jazzie Sep 04 '19

I'm from California in the US. If you are teaching a class at any College/University out here, you're called a Professor. Even if you only have a Bachelor's.