BA + Licenciatura in Fine Art Painting from Fine Arts Faculty of the Classic University of Lisbon, Portugal

Graduated in 2003.

After acceptance into Canisius College and Villanova as well, I opted towards Northland College located in snow buried Ashland Wisconsin (along the southern side of Lake Superior). One semester in and I knew it was not the place for me so I started searching. I made it through that first year and then headed back east. The remainder of my undergraduate education was spent at City College which in those days still had reasonable standards even though it was a part of the City University of New York which in many ways even then had rather easy admission standards. Also, except for textbooks City had another advantage...it was still a freebie in those days; so, my part time employment monies went towards the things I wanted and needed.

I got a BS in Biology from Purdue University in Indiana. It's been a year and I've yet to find a biology related job, I'd be happy washing dishes in some assholes lab at this point...

Queen's University at Kingston - BA(Hnrs) Physical Geography 1982
Honeywell Institute (North York) - Computer Programming & Analysis Diploma 1986
Terry School of Business (University of Georgia) MBA 1999

I spent a year at Georgia Tech, studying computer science. The whole experience was so miserable that I gave up on not just the school, but computer science entirely. (Took me a year or so to realize I still love it, but studying it academically is pretty much out at this point).

Now, I'm at Hampshire College in Amherst, MA, studying philosophy and a little creative writing (we don't have majors). I'm pretty sure I'm destined for grad school, but I'll probably take a year or two off before that.

i've enrolled onto many college courses over the years but always dropped out of them. i regret it everytime i decide to drop out. hopefully this course i'm on now will be the one i actually complete

GA Tech is one of the hardest engineering schools in the nation, I wouldn't feel so bad about not making it there [statistics show 1 in 2 people flunk out], my sister struggled terribly her first year there. Computer science is also a hard major, it's never too late to go back...hope you do change your mind about your true passion

Agreed. I am an engineer at Rose-Hulman, and I've got a number of CS-major friends. They have a number of courses that require a large amount of group work, and a big portion of their courses are project-based. It seems like an interesting major, but it would be tough for me. I just don't enjoy programming that much (although it is AWESOMELY fun in small quantities).

And Georgia Tech is a really, really tough school from what I've heard.

Places I've earned college credits (in order, starting in 1978):
California State University, Northridge, CA
Pierce College, Woodland Hills, CA
Community College of the Air Force
Defense Language Institute, Presidio of Monterey, CA
University of Maryland, European Division (West Berlin)
Anchorage Community College, Anchorage, AK
California State University, Dominguez Hills, CA
Pepperdine University, CA (BS Management, 1996)
University of California, Los Angeles Extension

A diverse educational experience.

Darn, I'm so very uneducated as compared to a lot of folks here. But I shall list my educational endeavors, regardless.

1981-1983 Pissed around at Western Kentucky University (when I say pissed around, I mean didn't do much)
1987 Went through six months of missionary training
1990 Did 9 months of in-depth Biblical training
1994 Four months of Child and Youth Ministries training

And now, I'm beginning a new phase in my life, and I'm planning to study at Austin Peay State University here in TN to finally get a BS in either Poli Sci or Criminal Justice and communications.

In all honesty, I've learned from being a part of TPF just how very much I don't know! So I want to know more, in order to kick some major TFP butt! :lol:

I graduated when it was still called University of Southern Colorado (USC) or as it as affectionately know U SuCk. B.S. In Mass Communications.

Indeed!!!!

BS from The University of North Texas - 2000

I use it to teach 5th graders!!!

BA - Physics - U.C. Berkeley, Berkeley, CA
post-bacc - Illustration & Design - Academy of Arts College, San Francisco, CA
Medical School - St. George's University School of Medicine, Grenada, West Indies
Internal Medical Residency (plus one year as Chief Resident) - Brown University School of Medicine, Pawtucket, RI

undergraduate class of 03
Saint Francis Xavier University (Nova Scotia)- B.Mus Jazz Studies

Graduate (currently enrolled)
University of North Texas - Masters in Music - Jazz Studies (Jazz Guitar Performance)

my golf partner in florida graduated from SFX...

bump for the good of the community...

Currently enrolled at Valencia Community College for Music Production.

BA in Elementary education from WVU in 2000

Master's degree in Curriculum and Instruction from University of Phoenix-On line in 2005

Now, in the process of looking into Educational Leadership programs or child psychology programs to get a 2nd Master's degree or a PhD.

The University of Chicago

I think this article sums up the U of C quite well:

http://www.monde-diplomatique.fr/1994/04/HALIMI/7228

It's in French, but you can look at the English source materials.

BS in Computer Science from Northwestern University.

* BA in English and Secondary Education (minor in History) from Seattle Pacific University

* Tons of post-bacc credits at Seattle Pacific, University of Iceland, Shoreline Community College, and University of Washington

* MA in Anthropology at Penn State University

* Workin' on the PhD in Anthropology and Demography at Penn State University

Delta College; University Center, MI (Some Hands On Broadcasting Experience)
Grand Valley State University; Allendale/Grand Rapids, MI (BS Communications)

Am exploring Continuing Education with IT, or photography and graphics thru Kendall College or Grand Rapids Community College, or others.

Bachelor of Science - Ball State University 2007
Major in Applied Physics
Minors in Astronomy and Japanese

Working on Master of Science - Ball State University
Major in Physics with a concentration in Astronomy
Expect to be done in spring 2009.

I'm very seriously considering going into law (this would be my third career, and I'm 24). If I do decide to go back to school, I'll go to UC Berkeley Boalt Hall School of Law. It's my favorite local school for law, and I know some people who could help with admissions.

Still working on my BA at Oregon State University...will hopefully finish this December.

It seems bad that I've been at this as long as I have been, but there are a couple of things that led to a 7-year-college career: 2 years off for health reasons, and a horrible advisor for the first four years I was there who did not do her job. Sigh. I WILL FINISH IN DECEMBER!!!

I hope to attend Portland State University for my M.Ed starting in June :)

I was going to Kent State for several years and just now transferred to Xavier University in Cincinnati. Going for my B.S. in international affairs/political science.

University of Central Florida. Mechanical Engineering!

Bachelor of Maritime Studies at Memorial University of Newfoundland.

College of DuPage, personal interest courses

Triton College, AA, Business Administration

Northern Illinois University, BS, Biological Sciences,
Major Biology, Minor Business Law

Penn State University, MS, Chemistry
Major Chemistry, Minor Criminal Law

Considering law or med school ATM.

BA at the University of King's College.
Double major in Early Modern Studies and History.

After that, law school at either Dalhousie or McGill.

BS in Business Management from Harvard.

Started off as a Buckeye, finishing off with an AA/BS in Welding Engineering and Fabrication Technology at The Pennsylvania College of Technology. May or may not pursue a masters in Metallurgy.

I thought I already posted in this thread but apparently I didn't, so:

BSME Villanova 1972 (Villanova U., Villanova, PA USA and that's B.S. Mechanical Engineering in case you don't know for sure)

...and I've been adding my own personal BS to whatever I can since then and it has worked out well, I think.

University of Louisville, Speed Scientific emacs
Loyalist College, Ontario, Canada

Norfolk State University -our school motto:
"We don't smoke"
"We don't drink"
"Norfolk! Norfolk! Norfolk!"

good times ...good times.

don't drink?

don't smoke?


What do you do?

(goody two shoes?)

say "Norfolk! Norfolk! Norfolk!" fast and out-loud. It's a joke.:)

Go Spartans!


I am currently in classes at East Central College in lovely BFE Missouri, taking prerequisite courses for Respiratory Therapy which will be at Rolla Technical Center in Rolla Missouri.

DePaul University, the University of Michigan, Rio Salado College....

...and I just found out I've been accepted to Oakland University!! Woohoo!

Someday I will finish my undergrad degree in Music Education. Someday...

UMass - BS Business Administration
Loyola - MBA