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Captain Seafort wrote:BA in Military History - I'd like to do a Masters at some point, but not just yet.

May I ask where you got it and what you can do with it? I'm looking at "military history" as a field-of-study.

I have part of a degree in Forestry Science and a trade degree in Jewellery. I also have about a dozen random papers I've done in heaps of fields.

I'm not sure what my trade equals to in the civvie world, a technician I suppose. It's about the same amount of schooling as one of those one year high intensity college courses.

Bachelor of Arts in American History from University of Connecticut
Master of Science in Education with a certification in Secondary Education Social Studies from Eastern Connecticut State University

Plan to get a second masters in history in a few years.

You're a pretty busy guy, eh Bryan?

Tsukiyumi wrote:You're a pretty busy guy, eh Bryan?

I sure am! Typing up the full titles to sound more important than I really am easily took away a full two minutes of Kingdom of Loathing time =)

2/3 through to a BS in psychology. If I ever get the money and free time (ha!) I might just finish it.

Well if we wanna get into poncy titles. I have a major in silver working a minor in gem setting and am working on two tone metals.

In august I am going to start a bacelor in the history of arts, so in 4 years I am a bachelor of arts. Then, on to the master.

Well i passed an NQA entry level in Personal Development Learning cause i had to take it.

Teaos wrote:Well if we wanna get into poncy titles. I have a major in silver working a minor in gem setting and am working on two tone metals.

Impressive. Forgive the ignorance, but how different is it working with silver than say in gold/white gold/platinum? I'm sure you'll say "completely and utterly different" but I'm sorta curious.

I have a BA in French from Newcastle University.

Some of my earlier stuff is also Spanish but I switched from major-minor French Spanish to single hons French. I'm not even sure why I switched now it's so long ago.

Now I'm curious who said "no and they don't need one".

My professions don't require a degree, but I'd like a few, just to expand my knowlege.

My dad doesn't have a degree, and he designs security systems that would make criminals cry. Of course, he has been working with computers since the green screen (saw it once, and all I got was a headache).

stitch626 wrote:My dad doesn't have a degree, and he designs security systems that would make criminals cry. Of course, he has been working with computers since the green screen (saw it once, and all I got was a headache).

Sometimes I forget how old I am.

White, green and orange were the only colors available (besides higher end stuff) when I was a kid, so that's mostly what I saw growing up.