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astcell · 31 January 2007, 06:11 AM

Just curious as to the schooling of folks here. I bet we will have some surprises. I'll start.

BA degree, Business Administration, Marketing Major, California State University San Bernardino, 1991.

President · 31 January 2007, 06:16 AM

Delete please.

Langnam · 31 January 2007, 07:06 AM

BA St. Lawrence University; 1984

Double majored in Spanish and Political Science. Neither major is used in my profession, although I'm fluent in Spanish and I do vote in every election.

Launch Mini · 31 January 2007, 07:20 AM

Certified General Accountant through University Of British Columbia 1990

31 January 2007, 07:36 AM

Looking at the title and author I thought this would be a JJ thread for sure!

Prince · 31 January 2007, 07:41 AM

Bachelor's Degree in Elementary Education, 1975
Master's Degree in Educational Administration & Supervision, 1976
22 hours of coursework in a planned Doctoral program in Educational Curriculum (never completed), 1976-77.

JJ Irani · 31 January 2007, 11:22 AM

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Originally Posted by Avalon

Looking at the title and author I thought this would be a JJ thread for sure!

So did I!!

JJ Irani · 31 January 2007, 11:24 AM

Master's Degree in Sheep Rearing. Ph.D. in Sheep Caring and a Fellowship in Sheep Sh@gging!!

Cheers - JJ

Gedanken · 31 January 2007, 01:16 PM

Bachelor of Arts majoring in media studies and psychology , Swinburne University of Technology, 1996.

Graduate Diploma in Applied Psychology, Swinburne University of Technology, 1997.

Doctor of Psychology (Organisational/Industrial), Univeristy of Melbourne, 2002.

SeaGoer · 31 January 2007, 01:27 PM

BS Mechanical Engineering
Masters in Engineering Administration

Rockrolex · 31 January 2007, 01:50 PM

BSEE George Washington University, 1967
JD George Washington University, 1970.
Ph.D School of Hard Knocks, 1970-2006.

Gedanken · 31 January 2007, 04:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Rockrolex

BSEE George Washington University, 1967
JD George Washington University, 1970.
Ph.D School of Hard Knocks, 1970-2006.

Now how did Quincy Jones put it? Ah yes:

"I got my education on the college of the streets
Got a PhD in how to make ends meet
Inflation of the nation ain't no problem for me
'Cause I'm a scholar with a dollar you can plainly see".

Otis · 31 January 2007, 05:50 PM

Bachelor of Screen Production, Film & Televison, Queensland College of Art, 2004.

Or, as I like to put it... Bachelor of Sweet FA!

montecristo · 31 January 2007, 11:49 PM

Bachelor of Science, double majored in Finance & Information Systems Management, NYU Stern 2000

Did a few years of investment banking, hated every bit of it, used all the money saved to buy a couple apartments and flipped them for profit, now I does my own real estate investment since I realized with my limited capital the most return I will earn back on my investment is by real estate. Enough to quit my day job.

Flyjet601 · 1 February 2007, 12:05 AM

Y'all are way too smart for me......

I vote for the sheep sh@gger

Earl · 1 February 2007, 12:05 AM

High School 1971, University of Hard Knocks, RVN 72-73, 71-93 Professional Soldier. <-- has to account as some type of sheepskin! other than I having to supply the Vaseline for the Army to use sheepskins on me every chance it got or it (Trojan) was the non lubricated type!

I'm BLUE Collar with no collage to speak of other than common sense!

Earl

Prince · 1 February 2007, 12:38 AM

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Originally Posted by Earl

...I'm BLUE Collar with no collage to speak of other than common sense!
Earl

SeaGoer · 1 February 2007, 01:34 AM

Education alone does not make the man. Unfortunatelly there is no school that teaches principles, ethics, integrity, sympathy and honesty to name a few of the virtues that play a big role on who and/or what you really are.

astcell · 1 February 2007, 01:48 AM

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Originally Posted by SeaGoer

Education alone does not make the man. Unfortunatelly there is no school that teaches principles, ethics, integrity, sympathy and honesty to name a few of the virtues that play a big role on who and/or what you really are.

That's very true. But that comes under the poll of "How old were you when your Mum told you it was not nice to sh@g sheep?"

oldbreadstinks · 1 February 2007, 02:09 AM

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Originally Posted by Earl

High School 1971, University of Hard Knocks, RVN 72-73, 71-93 Professional Soldier. <-- has to account as some type of sheepskin! other than I having to supply the Vaseline for the Army to use sheepskins on me every chance it got or it (Trojan) was the non lubricated type!

I'm BLUE Collar with no collage to speak of other than common sense!

Earl

.............

no high school experience to speak of

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Originally Posted by astcell

That's very true. But that comes under the poll of "How old were you when your Mum told you it was not nice to sh@g sheep?"

i think it was 12 but she wasn't specifically referring to sheep

SeaGoer · 1 February 2007, 02:12 AM

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Originally Posted by astcell

That's very true. But that comes under the poll of "How old were you when your Mum told you it was not nice to sh@g sheep?"

What do you mean...not nice....I know of at least one jolly fellow in here

that thinks is very nice to sh@gg sheep!

1 February 2007, 02:47 AM

Bachelor of Arts, Specializing in Canadian History, York University, 1988
Bachelor of Arts, Specializing in Canadian Political Science, York University, 1989
Diploma in Journalism, Centennial College, 1991
Accredited Public Relations (APR) professional designation, Canadian Public Relations Society, 2006

1 February 2007, 02:59 AM

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Originally Posted by Otis

Bachelor of Screen Production, Film & Televison, Queensland College of Art, 2004.

Or, as I like to put it... Bachelor of Sweet FA!

Don't sell your education short, Otis! The guy that lived in the same house as I did while I was doing engineering did film and TV production. I know he worked hard at it and kept long hours just like any other student did. I know the work wasn't always easy, because I used to go on some of the shoots with him (I got sucked into a lot of things related to his course).

Then again, going out and working on lighting or editing video seemed like a break from doing physics homework!

I also took a lot of psych. electives (we were forced to take a certain number of non-course related material to "round us out") and that was like taking a break too. I actually enoyed reading those books!

Earl · 1 February 2007, 04:27 AM

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Originally Posted by oldbreadstinks

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no high school experience to speak of

i think it was 12 but she wasn't specifically referring to sheep

Sorry, had all 4 years of high school implanted due to it cut into my party time (NOT) had to sit thru all 4 ;o)

JJ Irani · 1 February 2007, 04:30 AM

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Originally Posted by SeaGoer

Education alone does not make the man. Unfortunatelly there is no school that teaches principles, ethics, integrity, sympathy and honesty to name a few of the virtues that play a big role on who and/or what you really are.

Okay, High School from a school in Bombay which was affiliated with the University of Cambridge, London (1964)....then went to the University of Bombay and graduated - Bachelor of Science in Chemistry!!

astcell · 1 February 2007, 05:32 AM

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Originally Posted by JJ Irani

Okay, High School from a school in Bombay which was affiliated with the University of Cambridge, London (1964)....then went to the University of Bombay and graduated - Bachelor of Science in Chemistry!!

BS in Chem... so at this rate for your PhD your thesis will be the design and cloning of a deaf, blind, mute sheep with no teeth and very tall back legs?

Otis · 1 February 2007, 07:54 AM

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Originally Posted by Avalon

Don't sell your education short, Otis! The guy that lived in the same house as I did while I was doing engineering did film and TV production. I know he worked hard at it and kept long hours just like any other student did. I know the work wasn't always easy, because I used to go on some of the shoots with him (I got sucked into a lot of things related to his course).

Then again, going out and working on lighting or editing video seemed like a break from doing physics homework!

I also took a lot of psych. electives (we were forced to take a certain number of non-course related material to "round us out") and that was like taking a break too. I actually enoyed reading those books!

Yeah, you're right, it was still a university degree, and I am glad I did it.
The most valuable thing I learnt was - There is no substitude for hard work.

I had two jobs and was doing work experience all during uni, and I graduated nicely, with every single thing handed in on time too. All the others didn't work and yet complained about how hard the uni assignments were, not enough time etc etc.....

A very important lesson I think.

astcell · 1 February 2007, 11:43 AM

I got my degree for the best reason -- because I wanted one. Those who think it automatically buys them respect, higher pay, fast cars and Swiss bank accounts are mistaken.

oldbreadstinks · 2 February 2007, 03:09 AM

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Originally Posted by astcell

I got my degree for the best reason -- because I wanted one. Those who think it automatically buys them respect, higher pay, fast cars and Swiss bank accounts are mistaken.

over here in sg , the right degree does get you those things, sad to say this but thats how things work in SG.

2 February 2007, 03:11 AM

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Originally Posted by oldbreadstinks

over here in sg , the right degree does get you those things, sad to say this but thats how things work in SG.

I need to move to SG.

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