Education

[BigClay]

Since we are such a diverse group here this poll might surprise some people.

 

[RatLabGuy]

You don't have one for post-doc

(although admittedly that isn't technically a degree - just indebted servitude)

BS in Experimental Psychology (useful only as a gateway to grad school)
MA in Experimental (moderately useful as a step to more grad school)
PhD in Neurobiology (useful only in very select cases)

 

[RenegadeT]

I hate how my BSME gets lumped in same category as a BA in Islamic frycooking

 

[ManglerYJ]

I hate how my BSME gets lumped in same category as a BA in Islamic frycooking

I didn't even know that Islamic Frycooking was an option.... stupid Bachelors in Advertising....


NSFW

 

[DSM Turbos]

I am finishing up my MBA in 6 weeks!

 

[StretchASU]

BS in Commercial Recreation/Tourism Management...now I manage trade show programs and exhibits. Like the masses, not exactly related to what I went to school for.

 

[RatLabGuy]

I hate how my BSME gets lumped in same category as a BA in Islamic frycooking

or my BS is Psychology.

Where "BS" is quite appropriate.
(hence... many more letters needed prior to meaningful employment)

 

[jeepinmatt]

Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering with a concentration in Web Forums

Now I work for a company that builds million pound objects that spin at 3600rpms.

 

[redneckjeep87]

I own and operate a rather successful business, yet i have nothing to click in the poll bc i do not have any of them .

 

[trailhugger]

Bachelor of Architecture is a five-year 'professional degree,' equivalent to a Master's, or so I was told.

 

[jeepinmatt]

Bachelor of Architecture is a five-year 'professional degree,' equivalent to a Master's, or so I was told.

If taking 5 years to get a 4 year degree makes it more meaningful, you can call me Doctor Matt.

 

[broncosbybart]

I'm right there with you. 5 yrs for my BSME (Tech) with a minor in mtn biking. I'm sure I learned something, but I forget what it was.

I can still ride a bike though

 

[BigBody79]

No poll in tapatalk.

BA in education
MA in school administration

 

[maulcruiser]

I'll soon have my BS in Emergency & Disaster Management. Guess I'll be moving after I'm done.

 

[Wes]

Working on a bachelor in management. Associates in general education.

 

[ManglerYJ]

My friend always used to work around a bunch of PhD's.... He referred to them as "Post Hole Diggers"

 

[XJsavage]

I'm currently going to tech getting some pre-reqs for an engineering degree elsewhere. I'm not dead set on that field in particular but I'll have an associates in science I can use for whatever. To be honest I'm only going because it's cheap and easy.

 

[transman731]

i have a high school diploma (barely), but i have phd from the school of hard knocks.

 

[mbalbritton]

BFA in Graphic Design and Illustration. I do nothing with it anymore.

 

[rockcity]

BS Construction Management.
1/2 way through the master program and 1/4 way through MBA. Maybe in 10 years I can finally check the post-bachelor box...

 

[grnsanddemon]

BS in Chemistry. I'm a chemist.

 

[RobMcBee]

LOL A lot of BS'ers on here . I went straight to work after HS. 20 years of education later and I'm still learning things.

 

[rabb11d]

Associate degree in manufacturing production and journeyman certificate for injection mold building.
The degree was a waste of time but it was free.

 

[tripped38]

BA in Education and half way into a masters program for Admin

 

[shawn]

Bachelor of Architecture is a five-year 'professional degree,' equivalent to a Master's, or so I was told.

The credit-hour requirements were similar.