I'm getting close to finishing getting a dual Electrical Engineering / Computer Science degree.... that's rough

2 years to go on my Computer Science/ Mathematics Bachelor's

Working on CS major, thinking about coupling with a business-related major as well.. If you're close to finishing double-major, did you do it in four years? Would you recommend? I'm kinda scared of the workload..

BS in Applied Science, ecology and environmental science, in Australia so i got to learn about all the cool shit in our country

In my first year as a Chemical Engineering PhD. Working on Bio-Diesel production.

i always hate these because i'm in college still and all, so i can really only say high school, which feels really bad (shaking my head). So, working on degrees in English and History

i to am still in school so all i have compleated is high school, i do plan on geting a BA in buisness i want to become a stock broker.

my CS major will be done in 5 years, in all likelihood (yes, Im still here)

Got my BS is El Ed 5 years ago.

just highschool right but im working on my BA in electrical engineering

2nd yr of mechanical engineering (btech program)

BA in Mathematics

I can determine the area under a curve, but don't ask me to balance my checkbook.

Just transfered to animal science after 2 years of econ. I love it.

Yay, I'm still a senior in high school! Sadddddd...

I graduated high school in 2002. I'm working on my BS in Computer Information Systems at the moment; I should graduate in 2006.

-Lasereth

how educated are you? (What level are you working on, if still in school?)

I took the title of the thread as saying "which have you completed, and if you're working on one, choose that instead." Maybe I did it wrong (I chose BS because I'm in college right now).

-Lasereth

still in college.....just wait!

BSc Social Sciences but not using it now

So did this one.

http://tfproject.org/tfp/showthread....threadid=21663

:D

But I like it in tilted knowledge better.

Oh, i knew what it meant, i was just saying because it reminded me of all those job apps. that asked for my education and all i could say was still in HS or had just gotten it, gah, and i hated that. this one is actually okay though, because it leaves that open.

Where's the option for flunked high school? I have a masters, but it's an undergrad masters with joint honours. And I got a 2:2. Does that still count?

Currently doing bachelor of computer science.

Senior in high school (long hail CCHS, baby!!!).

Sucks for me I joined the Navy after I got out went to Nuclear Mechanics school for the navy worth over 100 credit hours and have nothing to show for it but I will be going to college to learn how to spell when I get out of the Navy. Maybe I will work on my sentence structure too.

Lasereth, that is correct, I tried to word the title as succintly and exact as possible.

If you are working on something, choose that instead, even if your a first year in college and you drop out next year, you still learned something in college, so check off college.

and yes, John Henry, sure that counts... try to count yourself in the category that would require a similar number of years to complete.

Hey if you know nuke mechanics... first off class would be easy. ;) Second off, thats gotta be the equivolence of a degree somewhere. Nuclear Mechanic for the Navy... wouldn't that have some sort of equivolence in the real world?

Wow, lotsa smart people out there in tilted land. I am a freshman in college, thinking of majoring in BIO. I got a 1400 on my SAT, and that's about all I have as a standard to really offer you.

BS in Mass Comm. Now I am going back and getting the computer classes that had not been dreamed up when I started school.

we don't need no education
 

just out of curiosity: what is your current level of education?

Graduated high school last summer, now a freshmen in college.

high school grad

Still a freshman in college, almost 25 years AFTER I graduated H.S. Just couldn't stick with the schooling thing. I do, however, read anything and everything to keep my brain active.

Graduated Highschool, taken a few college classes, and have quite a bit of military schooling.

Got my Bachelors August 02

Got my bachelors degree in 98.

Just graduated high school last summer, I'm a freshman at the local U studying Psychology and Law, I can't decide :)

Masters in Psychology and Post graduate classes taken

BA in Psych and a MA in Counseling and Student Personnel

i almost find it insulting that you have left 'technical college' out of your poll, there are skills and knowledge that can be acquired from a trade school. i got on the job training, plus free school and make over 29$ an hour.

BA in Communication