What is your level of education?

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Four year of college, a senior in standing, but just couldn’t figure out what I wanted to actually do as a job. Most of the classes were geared towards education. Quit school, got married, started having kids and realized I found my job!
 
I went to school a lot. How much I learned is still in dispute. :yawn:
 
BM from the Peabody Institute
Graduate studies in Music History and Education ( State University of New York)
Music Education ( Morgan State University)
Studies in St. Paul’s writings. ( Notra Dame College)
 
A semester away from a BA in Political Science and Philosophy will also get a Masters of Liberal Arts. And definitly want to get a Chatachatical Diploma from the Catholic Distance University some day. Would also love to be a professional student.

Justin
 
Took me six years to get my master of music degree - is that a record? 🙂
 
BS - Chemistry and Secondary Education. Currently working towards a master’s in Chem

I find it very interesting to see how many science people especially chemists are in this group.

Kris
 
BS in Microbiology with a Chemistry Minor

DDS after that from Marquette in Milwaukee
 
I have a BA in English, psychology, and social science (history emphasis) and a MTS (Master of Theological Studies) from the Institute of Religious and Pasotral Studies (now called the Institute of Pastoral Theology, formerly directed by Douglas Bushman).

I am beginning my Master of Science in Teaching English degree this fall - call me crazy!
 
BA in British History, focussing on Irish history and the Tudors and Stuarts. I got it 18 years after I started (Life intruded!). I’m now halfway to my masters degree in special education.

John
 
I graduated recently with a SHK degree (school of hard knocks). but I’m 65 and still learning about life, Jesus, and His Church. A never ending process, no doubt.
 
BS in Microbiology with a Chem minor, plus some grad study in Immunochemistry. It’s interesting that there seem to be a fair amount of “science-types” here!
 
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High school graduate, some classes at junior college. Other than that, a lot of reading.
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Ditto!!!🙂
 
BA in bioethics. Some law school (dropped out after a miscarriage – shouldn’t have been going to school anyway).

LOTS of reading.

'thann
 
BA in Liberal Studies, which means the only thing I can be is a teacher. 😉 It’s a life sentence! I enjoy making a difference though. Teaching has its rewards.

I have to agree with those who believe that you don’t have to have a degree to be intelligent. My Portuguese-speaking grandma taught herself how to read English. My grandpa didn’t have much schooling either, but he could do a lot of math in his head. I’ve met a few college graduates who made me wonder about what they learned in college.
 
With all these educated folks how can we have so many dumb posts 🙂
 
A bachelor of science degree in nursing and 28 years of experience. But that is nothing in comparison to raising and training 6 children in this crazy mixed up world…Praise God for my Catholic faith and family…They back us up and keep us on track…
 
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one year of college and 20 years of military education…but it will soon be time to go back to school. I’m soon gonna retire and am looking at a second career. Leaning towards elementary ed. I would appreciate all your prayers that I make the right choices.

sgt. pat
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Prayers? You got it!
 
This is an interesting thread. 🙂

I have a B.A. in history, English minor. I think that has a lot to do with my becoming Catholic!

Amanda
 
I am still a senior in high school, I know I am not at the same level as many of those who are members of this forum. I can’t wait for college though!
 
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