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Poll Question: What is the highest degree you have earned?
Poll Choice Votes Poll Statistics
2 [2.53%]
19 [24.05%]
21 [26.58%]
4 [5.06%]
5 [6.33%]
3 [3.80%]
23 [29.11%]
2 [2.53%]
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Currently finishing up my BA in English lit. Probably going to teach English abroad if I fail to find out any internships in the next year and I applied to the Peace Corps. In the mean time, I'm just trying to get a few things published online since I have no real work experience( retail jobs don't count).
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I have SIX degrees...

...of inner turbulence! *rimshot*

And one 4-year degree in computer science. In hindsight, I wish I'd done a PhD in philosophy Ermm

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Finished the German equivalent of the Masters Degree in 1993 (in Computer Science).
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Am'I the only one without education Geek
 
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master in law  - Administrative dremt finished in 2006 but I finished aswell journalism faculty in 2000, and lots of other courses in  astrology, geography and foreign languages (english, hungarian and dutch).
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I'm surprised nobody on here has a doctoral/professional degree (yet at least).
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Two masters degrees and thinking about starting on another one, but no interest at all in a PhD.
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Started two degrees and finished neither. First was Visual Arts the second Art History/History. Formal education has never been my thing. 
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Wow, lots of students responding.  I'm no longer in college or any other school, but I'm always learning. 

No phids yet.  So here's a phid for you all... Tongue
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/1/11/Aphid-giving-birth.jpg


Edited by Slartibartfast - June 02 2010 at 23:03
Released date are often when it it impacted you but recorded dates are when it really happened...
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Doctorate in Costitutional Law.
 
Lost money.
 
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Masters degree in music theory and composition, after that I had a partial scholarship with student teaching offers to pursue a Phd, but was really burnt out on school at that point.
So to answer your question about the Phd, ...that is a lot of your life to spend in school. I wanted to be outdoors, hang out with people and play in bands, I moved to California instead.
I saw a real nice job offer the other day for a college music prof with a Phd, so maybe I screwed up.

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You shouldn't have put still a student, whether or not you are working towards a Bachelor's doesn't change the fact that at this point you are still just a high school graduate.

I graduated high school and am currently in community college majoring in failure.
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Can anyone with a masters or doctorate say their degree was worth the time and money? You're discouraging me people
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Originally posted by Apsalar Apsalar wrote:

Started two degrees and finished neither. First was Visual Arts the second Art History/History. Formal education has never been my thing. 


We are kindred spirits LOL I've also nearly finished my Art History & Theory graduate cycle...
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Dipl.Engineer + MSc. 
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I should finish my master's degree next year, but I'm thinking about taking a break and doing something sensible instead.
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I have a BA (Hons) in English with Studies in European Culture.  I was accepted onto a Masters course at Warwick University, but unfortunately I couldn't get the funding.  In England you have to be quite wealthy to continue in post-graduate education, unless the course carries sufficient funding with it.
 
My degree made all the difference to me.  It enabled me to enrol on a teacher training course, and I have now been working as a teacher of English in the same secondary school since 1995 (a position that has, on balance, been fantastically rewarding)
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Dropped out halfway through year 12 (not exactly sure what that's equivalent too in the North American system).
And honestly I don't have the motivation, nor see any reason why I should go back to get more education within the system.
 I'm currently happy studying sound engineering at home by myself and occasionally with the help of friends.
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Points: 933 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: June 03 2010 at 04:53
Is the misspelling of professional in the poll choice a deliberate error, bringing a wonderful level of irony to a thread about education?
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Originally posted by The T The T wrote:

Can anyone with a masters or doctorate say their degree was worth the time and money? You're discouraging me people
 
Yes it worth time and money, where I work now, the salary is bigger if you have master degree then for those who doesn't have superior studiesSmile
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