Your level of formal education...
I'm just wondering how much formal education our forum members have....
So what's the highest level of education you've completed or are currently working on?
GED?
High School?
Associate Degree?
Bachelor's degree?
Master's?
Ph.D?
You get the idea....
Trade schools and vo-tech apply as well....
Since I asked the question, its only fair for me to go first.
My highest level thus far is an Associate Degree in Science. Right now I'm in my senior year for my Bachelor's in Geography
So what's the highest level of education you've completed or are currently working on?
GED?
High School?
Associate Degree?
Bachelor's degree?
Master's?
Ph.D?
You get the idea....
Trade schools and vo-tech apply as well....
Since I asked the question, its only fair for me to go first.
My highest level thus far is an Associate Degree in Science. Right now I'm in my senior year for my Bachelor's in Geography
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Several interesting courses Active Duty Army -
MS in Psychology.0 -
1 year of trade school then instead of the second year spent 2 years working as an apprentice in the field. I've spent the last 34 years studing in the school of hard knocks. [:p] [}:)] 0 -
I make it a point to stay at a Holiday Inn Express.
Clouder..0 -
Mrs. Plaid graduated third in her high school class. (Only four students in the class!)[8D]
The school mysteriously burned after the principal had inappropriate contact with another student.
All the records were lost in the fire. Mrs. Plaid has no proof she ever graduated from high school.0 -
I have and aunt with a masters but she is without a doubt dumb ass dog poop. 0 -
voluhziA Posted - 06/16/2007 : 11:37:12 PM
High School - Karaganda, Kazakhstan, 1989
Masters in Mechanical Engineering, 1995
Bachelors in Financial Management, 2000
Freshman at Gunbroker...
your first post...and welcome to the fun0 -
BS Sociology Truman State Univeristy
MA TESL Univeristy of Minnesota
And no, college doesn't make you smart.0 -
quote:Originally posted by Ray B
Ramtin= that's because a Tuxedo is actually only "semi-formal", commonly referred to as "black tie". Formal is jacket with tails, white tie. Now you have been formally educated.[;)]
Thanks, Ray, just like I said: Never wore one to school so what would I know? Did wear a jacket with tails on a couple of occasions--school friends' weddings et al but was always nervous that I'd trip when I squatted to take a dump so I wouldn't advise those on a regular basis. Had a white tie once, too, until I spilled gravy on it. [:(][B)]0 -
Ramtin: Ever feel like the world is a tuxedo and you are a pair of checkerboard Vans? 0 -
quote:Originally posted by DancesWithSheep
Ramtin: Ever feel like the world is a tuxedo and you are a pair of checkerboard Vans?
Only when I'm awake--or in those fleeting moments just before or after waking. Thanks. Were you trying to commiserate or trample? [:0][B)][?]0 -
BS biology
BA Psychology
soon to have an AA Arabic
Comp TIA A+ certified0 -
BA in English, Masters in Education. 2 days of law school. On the second day I went to see the dean and told her that I was 99% sure I was not cut out to be a lawyer. She, a Yale graduate, sighed and told me that she'd been in corporate law for 12 years, and that she would never, ever, ever go back. All told I sank about $1500 into getting into law school, but I have never, ever, ever regretted not sticking with it.
I do believe, though, that education is a wonderful investment. It can never be taken away from you, and by and large it leads to higher earnings down the road. If I won the lottery tomorrow I would quit my job and go back to school for about ten years. I loved being a student.0 -
I have a masters in B.S. am working on a PHd in more BS 0 -
BS in Health Admin
Master of Business Admin
Currently working on ChFC designation (Chartered Financial Consultant)
Just hoops one must go through. In my experience, the real learning takes place on the job.
Of the smartest people I know, many of them did not go to college.0 -
quote:Originally posted by Ramtinxxl
quote:Originally posted by DancesWithSheep
Ramtin: Ever feel like the world is a tuxedo and you are a pair of checkerboard Vans?
Only when I'm awake--or in those fleeting moments just before or after waking. Thanks. Were you trying to commiserate or trample? [:0][B)][?]
Yes.0 -
Seminary student, bachelors degree. 0
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