Atherton, CA

Degree in Communications

The town of Atherton outlawed alcohol in open areas after my freshman year, so it landed me on school probation a couple times. The curriculum was too easy so I got bored after my freshman year.

A year after I graduated, they added a Sports Management program. I would have done that instead.

and then Indiana University for a Masters degree in Math.

I was lucky enough to escape from the world of higher eduaction after 2 years in a tech school.
I recieved an A.A.S. in Engineering Technology but have not been lucky enough to run into Bill James, or John Sickels, in the process so I have to continue with my great career.

Majoring in Military History.

BA in Biology
Minor in Geoscience

Now since the college didn’t get all the classes for the medical field I have attend local community colleges to finish up and get medical licenses though I’m trying to get into the USDA.

I’m a week from graduating from the Illinois Institute of Technology with a BS in Aerospace Engineering. Next year I’ll begin working towards my MS in Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering at UC San Diego.

Working on a Ph.D. at Duke University. Just finished exams, am now ABD.

along the way I managed to get undergrad degrees in Econ, BusAD and Polisci. Got an MBA and masters in Econ and was two classes short of a Phd in Econ when the government decided they needed me to save the country from the commie hordes.

BA in Communications (Radio/Television/Film)

Graduating this Friday with a BS in Business Marketing. fun stuff.

Major in English, minor in religious studies. Started postgraduate work in Medieval History at University of Toronto, loathed it, and quit. Married a Canadian girl, though.

in Garden City, NY, B.B.A. in Accounting in 2003

currently considering going back to graduate school because there has to be something better than doing mindless work for 12 hours a day

I stumbled upon the site a few years ago

BA – Economics

Best time of my life. Learned a lot. Met friends that will last a lifetime. Seattle is a great city. Wish I could do it over again….

UConn – MS Electrical Engineering
Fairfield University – MBA

Undergrad was cool…MS in EE was a drag, MBA was fun.

First I attended a community college for dual credit in high school (Northeast Texas Community College). Since I was planning to get more schooling then the four years of undergraduate I decided to stay there after I graduated from high school to save some cash. My experience at NTCC – EASY… Loved the professors because they actually seemed to care for the students, but altogether the curriculum aside from my organic chemistry class seemed even easier than high school.

Then I transferred to Texas A&M. Last May I graduated with a BS in Biomedical Science. Really loved the place. Made great friends, had lots of fun, and really got a pretty well rounded education, but I did get fatigued from schooling towards the end of my stay.

Since I intended to go to medical school I decided to take a year off to prevent me from getting completely sick of school. Ironically the best job I could get during my intermission was at my old community college where I’ve been working as a lab professor in biology and chemistry. So yeah even when I want to get away from school I can’t.

I start medical school at UTMB Galveston in August. 4 years of schooling and 3/6 years of residency left. Yippee…

Currently attending the University of Maryland in English.

Business Administration, been too busy/lazy for grad school, better do it soon before it’s too late.

Graduating tomorrow from University of Illinois-Chicago with my B.A in History, minored in Latin. Former student at Northern Illinois and George Washington, so I guess you could say I’ve been around.

Planning on getting my MLS in a couple of years, which I’m amped about. Given that academia sucks and that I’m just not wired for law, it was an easy decision, but basically the field has everything I’ve been looking for in a career path.

B.A. from Gordon College (Mass.) in History and Communications, currently working on graduate work (Master’s for now) in History at Georgia State University. Many years of schooling still to go on the doctoral track, if I choose to stay on it.

Went to IU back in the late 90’s and graduated with a degree in Elementary Education. Now currently enrolled at North Carolina Central University to receive my masters in School Administration

Some of the people in it suck, but fewer of them than in most other areas of endeavor. If you like doing research and writing, asking questions and answering them-and, of course, don’t particularly care about money-then it’s for you. But you have to enjoy doing those things day in and day out, under a fair amount of pressure, and it’s easy to see how someone might not.

Anyhow . . . B.A. in Music Theory and M.A. in Music History from the University of New Hampshire, currently A.B.D. in Musicology at the University of Maryland.

Leaving in a huff isn’ a decision to be made lightly. I made what I now think was the mistake of dropping history as a major because I disliked the research methods class. Now, I realize that it was one class, one instructor, not the whole community of the subject and its practitioners.

BS from Babson College in MA in Business Management with a Concentration in Economics and Marketing, class of ‘05

Leaving for the Peace Corps in January, applying for my MBA while I’m gone. hope to join a program starting in the fall of 2011 (early schools on my list: Duke, LBS, IESE, Stanford, and a few other European schools)

My undergrad experience was very bittersweet. I thought the school did a wonderful job of preparing us to be productive members of the businesses we would join. I’ve had the chance to work with people from a lot of business programs, and the training was just not the same

But at the same time, the type of student to come out of Babson was extremely one-sided, with no sense of balance in their lives, and very self-centric, despite performing very will in group environments. It was sad to watch friends sink into depressions and alcoholism during school and after school because of the message and the expectations that the school set

So from a professional point of view, I’m very happy that I went there, and from a personal point of view I’m glad I was surrounded with friends and family who pulled me out of that environment before it was too late. It is possible to have the best of both worlds, but it’s difficult to pull off

Just finished my junior year for my B.A. in Communications (dual-emphasis of Journalism and Public Relations) and currently working at the school’s Sports Information Department.

J.D. St. John’s University (graduating 6/1)

And with all of that I still cannot find a job…this economy sucks

Battlin’ Hawks

OK, Scarlet Hawks, but Battlin’ sound alot better.

BS in Civil Engineering

Hate my job.

BA in communications at Quinnipiac University, circa 2003. I might go back for a master’s in library science, but that’d be at Southern Connecticut State University. I’d have to take the GRE first, though, and I’ve heard horror stories…

I recently got my BA in religion from Boston University. I didn’t particularly love my academic experience, though I did love the material and the research. I really wished I had gone to a much smaller school. It did however bring me to Boston during some pretty exciting years.

i went to harvard. i liked it. grad school at stanford. liked stanford, but didn’t like grad school. never finished my PhD.