Education Levels

[mkt]

Originally posted by Deaclaw
JD UNC

ooo.. a JD. That's my eventual goal.. I'm just having fun right now learning what I want to learn. But if I want to take over the family business... I need to learn the family business.. which is a law firm.

 

[GoofyFan1]

AAS Respiratory Therapy Technology
BS Secondary Education
MSEd Curriculum and Development

 

[Lil'mermaid]

I am a HS sophmore. As of next year I gain the title of "art major" if I choose to finish my sequence, though that wont happen until senior year seeing as I'm taking all business classes next year.

 

[DMC-12]

Originally posted by Erika
Associates represent! :lol:

I would have liked to have gone further, but I couldn't figure out what I wanted to do and it was too expensive for me to just go in blindly. I wasn't eligible for financial aid and my dad wouldn't co-sign a loan. Since then I got married and now I'm doing murals and I don't need a degree for that. But that doesn't mean I've stopped learning. I read everything I can get my hands on!

Wow... Kind of the same situation here... with $$$ & Loans. But before all that, I took a bunch of writing and misc English and Lit courses... English was the major... so I could either go into Law or Journalism if I wanted to... Did a bunch of legal research on the side for extra $$$, then got sick of it...

Took a broadcasting job...company got bought out a year later and... I was out.. then...

I was accepted into Kendall College in Evanston, IL with full rights to Northwestern University. Parents would not help me with the loan stuff... and I was not eligible for financial aid either...

Sooo... the past 8-9 years... been in broadcast ever since. *shrug* :lol: :wave:

 

[PhotoDave219]

Originally posted by DisneyPan
BFA Music Theatre
Minor French

GO PENN STATE!!!!! WE ARE...PENN STATE!!!

Just a little bit of school pride!

Yeah, now if only you could get rid off all the hanger-on that crowd up the sidelines and get in the way of the working media....

 

[no2apprentice]

Bachelor of Public Administration, Criminal Justice Major

I could really kick myself now, because I almost switched to Computer Science. Oh well, could'a-should'a-would'a.:hammer:

 

[figmentmom]

Bachelor of Music - music education

Masters Degree - same!

 

[TAC]

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[NowInc]

Masters in Computer digital media arts/animation/graphic design with a minor in fine arts and architecture.

Damn that sounds long...

....youd think i was actually a WORKING artist..hah!!

 

[wdwhoneymooner]

BA in Finance & Accounting. Minored in Operational Management.

(But the wife still manages the checkbook & wants to have final say in any discussions).....:brick:

 

[tigsmom]

Originally posted by wdwhoneymooner
BA in Finance & Accounting. Minored in Operational Management.

(But the wife still manages the checkbook & wants to have final say in any discussions).....:brick:

**high fives Andy's wife** :lol:


We sure do have alot if interesting people here. :sohappy:

 

[pocahontas79]

I will have a doctor in physical therapy in 8 weeks!:sohappy:
In order to get that doctor degree, I had to have already a BS...in exercise physiology!

 

[Disney2002]

Maybe I should reply to my own post

8 Weeks away from a BA in Economics and Philosophy

 

[GenerationX]

B.S. in Business Administration, Minor in English from the school soon to clinch the Big Ten Men's Basketball Title ... The University of Illinois. Go Illini!!!

 

[shuflemstr]

I have a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Management from Indiana University.

 

[garyhoov]

I just remembered, that, according to this book, I have a PHD.:king:

Modern Fluoropolymers

By the time I saw it, it was already in print, so I didn't bother to call them and tell them to change it.

A lot less work than taking all those classes.:lol:

 

[disneygirl03]

I graduated from high school last year and am a freshman in college now!

 

[figmentmom]

Originally posted by garyhoov
I just remembered, that, according to this book, I have a PHD.:king:

Modern Fluoropolymers

By the time I saw it, it was already in print, so I didn't bother to call them and tell them to change it.

A lot less work than taking all those classes.:lol:

...and cheaper, too...:lol:

 

[DisneyPhD]

Originally posted by figmentmom
...and cheaper, too...:lol:

FYI, Many of the sciences (chemistry, biology, physics)will actually pay you to go to graduate school. The grad school I went to paid me as a teaching assistant and later as a research assistant(not alot of $ but enough for me and my wife to live on ... barely) PLUS they paid for all my credits, PLUS health care benefits. In addition, because I was an "employee" of the school, my wife got 50% off tuition when she started grad school in social work.
Took me 4.5 years for PhD and her 10 months for MSW.:brick: But we came out of it debt free.
I even have a couple of articles published in the Journal of Organometallic Chemistry if anyone is interested ...
(Crickets chirping)
I thought not.

 

[tigsmom]

Employers pay for education sometimes, too. When my DH started grad school (took him 6 years, part time) the hospital he worked for paid for 1 1/2 classes a year (so much $/year). After 2 years they joined a union and the union picked up the whole amount. :sohappy: The hospital pays a bonus once a year for advanced degrees. (now to find a new job).