Edumication

[Shangas]

Recently got my Bachelor of Arts Degree in Creative and Professional Writing.

 

[miserabelle]

I have a BA in Visual Communication, and I specialised in Illustration. I kind of miss uni! x

 

[Doc Smith]

Counting backwards: Ph.D. in Aerospace Engineering, M.S. in Nuclear Engineering, M.S. in Aerospace Engineering, M.S. in Ocean Engineering, B.S. in Aerospace Engineering, 5-level (not-quite-journeyman) certification as an Aircraft Machinist in the USAF.

As many have noted here, if you're not always learning, something's missing in your life. I've found that teaching has the most edifying way of exposing the many gaps in my education. It's sort of like road repair here in Michigan: you either put in the work, or what was a reasonably smooth surface is a mess of potholes in a couple of seasons.

 

[chicanoir]

ma in theater arts and working toward an ma in executive arts management...

 

[Papa Smurf]

Associate in General Studies
BSBA - Accounting
Plan on getting MBA - Accounting, then CPA.

 

[Silver Dollar]

Counting backwards: Ph.D. in Aerospace Engineering, M.S. in Nuclear Engineering, M.S. in Aerospace Engineering, M.S. in Ocean Engineering, B.S. in Aerospace Engineering, 5-level (not-quite-journeyman) certification as an Aircraft Machinist in the USAF.

As many have noted here, if you're not always learning, something's missing in your life. I've found that teaching has the most edifying way of exposing the many gaps in my education. It's sort of like road repair here in Michigan: you either put in the work, or what was a reasonably smooth surface is a mess of potholes in a couple of seasons.

You said a mouthful Doc. Whenever I've had to do any teaching, I always tried to find all the gaps in my knowledge myself and tried to close them up as best I could, The big problem is that students can spot one of those gaps as fast as a shark finds blood in the water. You can never stop learning even if you're retired. You fall into complacency and then you deteriorate and fast.

 

[Flat Foot Floey]

I have a BA in Visual Communication, and I specialised in Illustration. I kind of miss uni! x

Nice! I'm also going to have my diploma in Communication-Design/Illustration.

I don't hurry toooo much because uni is great. But I'm getting older...[huh]

 

[Diamondback]

Make the most of it while you can--if they hadn't term-limited me out like a bad politician, I'd probably still be in fulltime trying to check off every course in the catalog for my transcript.LOL

 

[Tomasso]

Coming up on the 30th anniversary of my graduation from the University of Chicago.

 

[cookie]

I'm what they call old school: went out to work at 15, starting in a meatworks where people got killed in union disputes, and over the years had about 60 different occupations from jackhammer guy and pub bouncer to roller skate mechanic by way of passport officer, debt collector, and rock journalist. I went back and got a Degree in Creative Arts at the age of 46...I reckon I taught them more than they taught me, it sits in a drawer..never used it.

In other words a Roads Scholar! Mate with that CV we eagerly await your Magnum Opus.

 

[kamikat]

Whoever made up the poll neglected an option that is usually included in these sorts of things. I am a proud graduate of a trade school.

 

[TexArchStudent]

Recieved my Bachelors of Science in Architecture in December, and now I'm pursuing my Masters of Architecture. Six and a half years done, one and a half to go.

 

[PistolPete1969]

I graduated from the following:

US Navy RTC (ie boot camp) in San Diego in March 1988

US Navy Airman Apprentice School April 1988

US Navy Flight Deck Firefighting school June 1989

Bachelors Degree in History Dec 1993

Ohio State Correctional Training Academy Feb 2005

Still trying to decide what I wanna be when I grow up.....

 

[vintage68]

I have a BA, and am currently pursuing my master's. Funny though, I consider myself self-educated and my time in school largely a waste of time and money...

 

[1961MJS]

Hi

I graduated with my BSEE from University of Illinois in 1983. It cost enough then, that I've only seen the diploma once, it's in my parents fire safe. To really screw with the youngster's minds, my tuition was $155 a semester total, not including books and the dorm. Now just the activity fee is $800 something a semester, according to the neighbors. I was so glad to get to a 40 hour work week that I have never returned to college. Junior year, I spent 40 hours a week on a two hour credit lab class, build microcomputer by hand...

Besides college, I'm overly certified by the NRA: Rifle, Shotgun, and Pistol Instructor, Range Safety Officer, and Rifle Coach.

Later

 

[Silver Dollar]

Whoever made up the poll neglected an option that is usually included in these sorts of things. I am a proud graduate of a trade school.

Now that's true. The poll did forget those who trained in a different direction. A lot of you former military I'm sure did get some kind of education from your prospective services.

 

[GoddessMama]

Associates in Animation that I have never used and I am close to an associates in Textiles and Pattern Design, but I'll never finish it. I would love to go to medical school, but its not possible with as many kids as I have.

 

[AtomicEraTom]

I'm a high school grad, working at a factory 2nd shift. Big hopes for our law enforcement shop to take off, so I can focus on that.

 

[bradford]

BA - Political Science and Communication Arts
MBA - Business Administration

 

[$ally]

I did it backwards; I taught myself much of what I know by age 13, then went to college to back it up