Alma Mater?

[ctenidae]

UNC- Wilmington 1992-1996 (studied Biology and secondary education, got enough hours for a degree, just not in the right things), got a BSBA-Finance from Northeastern in 2004, MBA from Northeastern in 2007.

Since I work as an investment analyst, yes, it's relevant.

[andyzee]

Curious about fellow azers edumacation

If you went to college, where did you go? School of Hard Knocks

what year did you graduate? I'll be going until the day I die

what was your degree? Life

is your degree relative to your profession today? Oh Yeah

[Paul]

If you went to college, where did you go? Drexel University, Wesleyan University, CCSU

what year did you graduate? 1994

what was your degree? BA Mass Media / Communications

is your degree relative to your profession today? Sorta. Worked in both Television and video production as a freelancer right out of college. worked for a company in California as well as WVIT and WFSB here in CT. Trouble with freelance work is lack of steady pay and benefits. Went to work at SNET as Complex Business Systems Tech. Now am a Technical Sales Consultant (Network Engineer) at AT&T. It sucks big, hairy, sweaty, donkey nutz.

[krisskis]

If you went to college, where did you go? Nassau Community College...AKA Turnpike Tech

I also got my LPN when i graduated HS..took a 2 year course in my junior and senior years of HS...it was a bitch but sat for my boards when i was 17. That was in 1985.

what year did you graduate? 1987

what was your degree? Associates in Nursing

is your degree relative to your profession today? Of course...been a pediatric nurse for almost 20 years in the same hospital

[tree_skier]

UNH class of 1982, BS school of health science, major Phys Ed or as it should be called nail pounding.

Plymouth State Collegeor as we called it Plenty Smart College, 1988 MBA, as I now own a hearing healthcare practice to a degree they both helped.

[skibum9995]

If you went to college, where did you go?
Lyndon State College

what year did you graduate?
Dec 2006

what was your degree?
BA Digital Media
AS Computer Science

is your degree relative to your profession today?
Not at all. I bag groceries when I'm not skiing.

[GrilledSteezeSandwich]

Originally Posted by skibum9995

If you went to college, where did you go?


is your degree relative to your profession today?
Not at all. I bag groceries when I'm not skiing.

I think you win the award for being overqualified..

[ccskier]

If you went to college, where did you go? Johnson State College, VT

what year did you graduate? 2002ish, took a few extra years.

what was your degree? Biz admin

is your degree relative to your profession today? Yes

[drjeff]

Originally Posted by GrilledSteezeSandwich

Wow an MBA for a dentist..lol..I also thought you were alot older like 40-something..

I have a dentists appointment in 2 weeks..

Still hanging onto my 30's for a few more years atleast! As for the MBA thing, I look at it as why not. It would give me something to do, and I actually do enjoy the entire learning/education process, plus my wife has 1 more degree than I do (she's got a BS an MS and a DMD to my BS and DMD)

[Marc]

Originally Posted by drjeff

Still hanging onto my 30's for a few more years atleast! As for the MBA thing, I look at it as why not. It would give me something to do, and I actually do enjoy the entire learning/education process, plus my wife has 1 more degree than I do (she's got a BS an MS and a DMD to my BS and DMD)

Wow, two DMD's in the same family. Your kids probably look like they have mouthfuls of perfect little chicklets.

Anyway, the MBA is a great idea for anyone who works for or owns a business (nearly anyone). Check out Business Weeks ratings on the best part time MBA programs in the country. WPI's is actually rated pretty high. As much as I'd not like to have 3 degrees from the same institution, that's probably where I'll end up for mine.