Who are the Princes really???

[gaggleofcrazypeople]

I haven't heard that he graduated. Oh, and about the swimsuit thing, there are a few pics from the year before. He was in the same suit. If you are only going to have one photoshoot per summer, wear a different swimsuit.

[GreenLily]

Originally Posted by Mathilde1286

I think it's said that Guillaume already has a Bachelor's degree...maybe he's working on his Master's?

As per this article: http://www.gouvernement.lu/dossiers/...ier/index.html

Thanks for your response. My french isn't that great, but I don't see a mention of a bachelor's degree anywhere. In fact, when it said "Actuellement, le Prince suit des cours de politique internationale à Londres" I assumed they were talking about Durham and had just gotten the city wrong. Oh well, I guess it really is impossible to tell with Guillaume. Anyway, thanks!

[gaggleofcrazypeople]

I don't know if they would get anything that big that wrong, after all, this is the government talking. They probably want to cover something bad up.

[Mathilde1286]

Originally Posted by GreenLily

Thanks for your response. My french isn't that great, but I don't see a mention of a bachelor's degree anywhere. In fact, when it said "Actuellement, le Prince suit des cours de politique internationale à Londres" I assumed they were talking about Durham and had just gotten the city wrong. Oh well, I guess it really is impossible to tell with Guillaume. Anyway, thanks!

You're quite welcome. Under Guillaume's picture, look 2 lines down, wher it stars with "En 2001, ll a obtenu Son baccalauréat en Suisse (Beau Soleil, Collège Alpin International).

[chocolatebunny]

Im sorry but if Im not mistaken the baccalaureat is the european equevilent of a US high school diploma

[gaggleofcrazypeople]

Sorta. Basically it is, but it is basically like getting your bachelor's in the states. Instead, you go to university to get a higher degree. But I think in the states, they consider it a regular high school diploma.

[suturegeisha]

Originally Posted by Mathilde1286

You're quite welcome. Under Guillaume's picture, look 2 lines down, wher it stars with "En 2001, ll a obtenu Son baccalauréat en Suisse (Beau Soleil, Collège Alpin International).

Like chocolatebunny said, a "baccalaureat" is the European equivalent of a US high school diploma, and not a college degree. Confusing, isn't it. :p

[gaggleofcrazypeople]

I got confused just trying to explain it.

[Mathilde1286]

Oh. I did not know that. Thanks! :)

[GreenLily]

Originally Posted by gaggleofcrazypeople

I don't know if they would get anything that big that wrong, after all, this is the government talking. They probably want to cover something bad up.

Sorry, I'm not sure I understand. What bad thing is the government trying to cover up?

[gaggleofcrazypeople]

Not getting his degree.