what degree do you have/want to have? (bachelors, PhD, degrees)

[bmantx]

I will be working on my Pre-med Biology degree most likely at UNT or Rice. I am just curious about other people and their education.
--Brandon

[Prettygyrl777]

I have a BA in Psychology. I'm a first year grad student (working on an M.S. in mental health counseling).

[9/9]

B.A. in Biology and Math
M.S. in Entomology
M.Ed. in Science, Math and Technology Teaching and Learning

I think that will be it for me.

[TN2HI]

I have my B.S. in Secondary Education.
I would like to get my Masters in Administration

[WallStreetWarrior]

I've got the Bachelors in Finance from NYU, MBA from NYU, and all I really want now is a PhD in Finance. Probably won't ever go for it; don't really need it. Would go to Chicago for it.

[dgz]

BAs in journalism and political science.
Finishing up a Master's in education.
I'll probably either go back for a PhD in Education or a Master's in one of my favorite subjects: history, psychology, or urban development.

I was looking at geology at one time too, but it was too much to work full-time and go back through the undergrad prerequisites (since many of them are labs and take up a sizable chunk of a normal work day).

[DawnW]

BA in Anthropology
MA TESOL
MA Counseling

That is all I can handle right now. I have three young kids and a full time job.

Dawn

[The Dissenter]

HS diploma currently
by the end of 08 a AAS degree in Bus Mgmt/Finance
still deciding on to go for a BS or not

[sunflower53072]

BA in Sociology
Paralegal certificate
Masters in Education Elementary Ed

[gallowsCalibrator]

I'd just like to say that I have no degrees, no certificates, nothing. The only thing I have on my wall is my High School Diploma. I'm currently on a mission to see how far I can go without having to attend a college or university.

So far, it's been doing well. I have worked quite a few awesome jobs and quite a few not-so-awesome jobs. But the experiences (like being a manager at Wal-mart...) that I've done has allowed me to "weasel" my way into the business world and make a decent salary. I started working the day I turned 16. Now, a little more than 4 years later, I'm making more than triple what I did at Pollard's Chicken and I don't have to work that hard.

I may not make 6 figures a year, but I'm 20 years old and looking at purchasing my own home next year.