B.S. in I.T. from Central Michigan University.

I am applying for grad school at The University of Michigan, Flint for the M.S in Information Systems. I just need to write a final draft for the purpose statement and get a teacher or professor to write a academic letter of recommendation.

I'm starting the University of Birmingham Masters of Applied Linguistics ODL next week. WooHoo!

Starting off at a technical college here in Wisconsin, MATC. Going there for 2 years then transferring to hopefully University of Minnesota and majoring in graphic design.

Or any good art school in the midwest for that matter.

bump...

Still the same as on the other page, but I graduate at 2pm on Saturday. Finally.

Graduating from UC Berkeley Sunday.
It's a good school.

Fair warning: don't go, unless you're willing to risk going insane from the pressure. (if you're studying a science).

Sincerest congratulations! I'll be at Boalt Hall soon (did they really change the name to "Berkeley Law"?).

B. Building In Construction Management at The University of Technology Sydney

feels like so long ago!

congrats btw GG!

I'm starting at Trident Technical College in a few months for a year or two, then transferring over to either Savannah College of Art and Design or College of Charleston.

Just graduated from S.A.I.T. 2 weeks ago.

Diploma in Petroleum Engineering Technology.

Depending on where it can take my career I might go down to the states in a few years and upgrade to my Petroleum Engineering Degree (certified eng. by APEGGA)

Man, all the people on semesters are graduating! Since I'm on quarters, I don't graduate until June--commencement is the 15th, but I probably won't get my actual diploma until July, because I am NOT sitting in the hot sun for three hours to get a piece of paper and watch 3000 other people get theirs. Oregon State University has commencement in the football stadium, and the graduates don't get any cover.

I did a year at the University of Detroit, but health issues caused me to drop enough credits to lose my scholarship. I studied economics and accounting, carried a 3.75 (of 4) GPA, and HATED it!
Transferred to Macomb County Community College. Studied music theory, creative writing, acting... loved it, but couldn't pursue those seriously at the time.

Currently attending the Virginia Military Institute, pursuing a Bachelors of Science in Mechanical Engineering and a commission into the United States Navy.

Bah, I feel stupid.

I never went to college. well' i never enrolled in college. i did this thing where i stayed at my dearest' friends apartment while they all went to FSU. they might as well have adopted me for two years.

Oh yeah...The parties we had, the shit we destroyed, and the laws we broke. I'll miss those days.

I've got a year left on a BSME at the University of Minnesota. Took my last pair of finals before break today.

Working on the 8 year bachelor's degree, which is how you do it if you need to make up for all the math you didn't learn in the Minneapolis public schools.

I attended Grinnell College in Iowa for undergrad.

This August I will be attending the Heinz School of Public Policy and Management at Carnegie Mellon University for a masters degree.

Still plenty of time. I didn't go back till I was 30.

I went to a local community college for my Associates in Nursing. It met my criteria...fast, local and cheap.
I've been on the fence lately about getting a BA or masters. Not sure if I want to get into management.

University of California, Santa Cruz, class of 1995. BA in Theater Arts, double minor in Weird Shit and Toke-ology.

Currently working on my Master's in Rabbinic Literature and my Rabbinical Ordination from the Ziegler School of Rabbinic Studies at the American Jewish University in Los Angeles.

B.S. in Kinesiology and Public Health at Cal Poly Pomona.

I'm transferring to UC Irvine very, very soon however [winter/spring 08/09].

Texas A&M

Seton Hall University. Commuting there sucked a big one.

About to be a Sophmore at New York University. Started out as Electrical Engineering but currently pursuing a major in Economics with a minor in Business Studies.

Swansea University (in wales like)

University of South Carolina. University of Illinois. University of South Carolina.

Madison or Milwaukee ATC?

I was accepted in the Master of Science Computer Information Systems program back in November 07 and I am on my second semester as a grad student. I find the courses to be rather dull and not as interesting as I thought it would be.

B.S. in Anthropological Sciences (Anthropology with more science and less theory) from The Ohio State University. I finished classes in March, get my piece of paper in June.

I plan on going back for at least a master's degree, but I'm still not sure what/where/when. I'm working for a consulting firm at the moment and might make it into a career, but I've also been thinking about Vet School. Not sure I want to commit to at least FOUR more years, though!

Western Oregon State

bump...

B.A. English, 2001, Southern Illinois University.

Word of advice--don't get a liberal arts degree just because the girls are good looking.

Graduated from ITT Technical Institute in Portland back in April '02 with an Associates Degree in IT stuff - of course this degree has been applied to direct health care x3, and cooking now.

B.A. in English, Auburn University. Minor in Anthropology. Long, long time ago.....
I took a Geography class with Bo and Lionel. They came to class and took their own tests. I started off in a class with Kevin Greene, but he disappeared.
Those were the days.
War Eagle

A word to the wise about distance learning... I'm an ex-pat teaching English in Asia. I started the Applied Linguistics Masters at University of Birmingham (UK) last year. It is fully accredited and accepted as a legitimate degree by many Ministries of Education throughout the world, even though it is by distance.

Lately, there have been many postings to the ex-pat community websites about pushback from all Uni's, especially private ones, that they aren't hiring anyone with a distance degree. With this in mind I am switching to Temple University Japan for a M.S. Ed.. It is a brick and mortar campus, and is accepted without question everywhere.

If you're thinking about a distance degree, find out how much of an asset it will be before you put your hard-earned money on the line!

im not bougie enough to go to college, electricians apprenticeship for me. still infinitely more practical. if you guys let me smoke weed on the job i promise not to gouge you too much. I know those boxes the middleclass live in these days are hard to keep up.

I'm in my second year at Georgia Southern University
I'm transferring to Kennesaw State University in the Fall.

My major is Early Childhood Education
Fixing to change it to Business so I can start my own bail bonds company.

UCLA political science

working on an all-nighter as we speak

I'm a student at an acting conservatory in Toronto, Ont. Second term of six. I was, prior to the conservatory, at a liberal arts university called St. Thomas University in Fredericton, New Brunswick, for a double major in political science and honors Drama.

University of Connecticut - Storrs, CT (dropped out of Chemical Engineering)
Worcester State College - Worcester, MA (part-time General Studies)
University of Massachusetts - Amherst, MA (few credits short of a BA Political Science/International Relations cert.)

next up:

New England Institute of Art - Brookline, MA (AS Audio Production)

B.A. in English Lit, 2001, Barnard College, Columbia University.

What I wouldn't give to do it all over and get it done a little more right this time. I go back and forth these days with wishing I had the guts to audition for a conservatory and study music.

Studied physical chemistry at Harvard University for two and a half years.
Graduated from Columbia University with a degree in philosophy and a minor in physical chemistry.
Have about three quarters of a residence unit towards a Masters in Comparative Religions from Columbia.