What is the highest level of education you have achieved?

:repwhine:

Oh, and you have a liberal "bent". Why aren't you red yet?

The good liberals all seem to be green. It's the morons who are red, and deservedly so.

I have a degree in, "I'm smarter than you." Those that were smarter than me, well, I shoved a knife up their ass (betwixt the six and seventh vertebrae) and ate them as BBQ.

Did I miss you or...

I had a private pilots license as well though it is out of date now.

I see someone didn't like my comment about the town hall people.

Went to Uni and left after 2 years, not really for me at that time of my life. May go back in a decade or so.

I still do evening courses every now and then, should be starting a course in Japanese later this month.

Psychological Operations...... wait... you mean torture?

BSc, MSc, MB BS.
MRCS pending.



But I've still yet to learn how to torture the language of Shakespeare like Async or Packard.

As someone who spent 10 years in Psyops I can definitively say... No.

University drop out Since then, I worked for a local newspaper. Now I'm working in a home for the aged, getting a degree a a carer for the elderly. Will be another three years until I get the degree, though. However, I'm quite happy with my job. Honorable work. Working as a journalist was NOT honorable work.

What was wrong with it?

When you work for a small newspaper which wants to be "neutral" and friend with everybody in town, you have to kiss everybody's ass. When I wrote a controversal article, I was told off by the editor in chief. Fuck that shit. Many journalists are whores.

Now that I can agree with fully. Most journalists are whores and are not worthy of the title journalist.

Four-year degree here, with no desire to get a masters or doctorate.

I do however have a certificate degree in viticulture and enology. (wine making and vine growing) They were two year certifications.

High school, Navy technical school, lots of technical classes but nothing degreed.

How is that a rep wine?

Overuse of a smilie only lessens the importance of it when it is necessary. It's kind of like women who cry rape when it really wasn't, so when a woman is really raped, no one cares.

Ha. I know what you mean, I've got about a thousand of those damned certificates from every military avionics course offered while I was in.

... well, maybe not a thousand.

OK, who's the pretentious douchebag with the postdoc?

BA

Doesn't it turn into an MA (Oxon) at some point?

If you spent 10 years in PSYOP why the hell are you calling it Psyops?

I'm going to try for PhD in environmental science or environmental chemistry. They're growing fields so here should be semi-secure employment in that area.

Indeed. With a little admin fee to hurry it along.

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I miss Tamar.

Just voted. Postdoc. Now a Senior Lecturer/Researcher.

Holy thread necro, Batman!

I have the equivalent of an associate degree. That is I have 61 (62 depending on some sources) credit hours just edging me into associate level, but no actual brick & mortar degree. But my son is well on his way to being the first person in our family to have an actual four-year degree! He'll never earn as much as me, but that doesn't matter - he's single and doesn't need to make as much anyway - but I'm very proud of him.

I have some college experience, though very little. I would love to attend college full time and get a mechanical engineering degree, because I love to change things.

I have a B.S.B.A. with the 128 college credit hours. Plus 15 credit hours of additional study I undertook over the years for various reasons.

There are a number of degrees I would like to obtain. Economics, military history, public administration, criminal justice. The only one I've looked at much was the military history degree with Norwich University.