University of Oregon. It's surprising how few west coast people post.
University of Oregon. It's surprising how few west coast people post.
twocents wrote:
Wow!!!! An overwhelming amount of people have multiple graduate degrees. I certainly hope I'm not in school until I'm 30.
How else do you think they were able to keep running 100 miles per week until they were 30? (Actually, my running sucked when I was in school, but for some runners, grad school is a fairly respectable way to extend a serious running career.)
ITT Tech.
Out.
Bentley College in Waltham, MA
BS & MS in Accountancy
AA De Anza CC
BS San Diego St
MS/Ph.D UCSD
My grammar sucks. I hate writing.
So a community college student is working for the Energy Department. Ahhh...this all makes perfect sense now.
He could run.................. wrote:
Haha, no offense buddy but this is a real meaningful degree hahaha.
I work for the Federal Government in the area. They are paying for my degree and this was the college that fit my needs. I'm sorry its not a top 10 school like you graduated from.
Tony Soprano wrote:
me too!
Who the hell is this?
I like the anonymous part of this message board so without giving away too much. I qualified for ECAC's scored at YAC's helped the team place 5th at regionals. That should narrow it down to a few guys/girls and I wouldn't mind being confused with any of them.
Fully 25%-30% of the junior class at the University of California are California Community College transfers. The University of California system is the premier, world's leading system, and the primary source for our U.S. government labs, in the areas of medicine, engineering, physics, chemistry, biology, etc.
He could run.................. wrote:
mt1703 wrote:Shippensburg University MBA (currently enrolled)Haha, no offense buddy but this is a real meaningful degree hahaha.
Don't listen to that a$$hole. Ship is ranked as one of the 296 best business schools in the nation for the 3rd year in a row and has the AACSB accreditation. Maybe he should disclose where he went to college before he starts making judgements about other's degrees.
Undergrad: Brown University (all american in xc and track)
Masters: University of Cambridge
Judicial: Harvard
Phd: Stanford
Georgia Tech
4th best engineering program in the country
top 10 football team... not many of you can say that
mr. smart a$$ wrote:
Undergrad: Brown University (all american in xc and track)
Masters: University of Cambridge
Judicial: Harvard
Phd: Stanford
I Had some of my best running as a med student- still free to make your own schedule. Got harder in residency, and then even harder with kids.
To add to the number of small schools being mentioned:
BA from Gustavus Adolphus, MD from U of Minnesota, MS (school of public health) U of Minnesota. Last degree at age 35- happy to never have to take a final again.
UCLA
I have degrees from three schools, none of which anyone has mentioned thus far. Started at a tiny JUCO in SW GA called Andrew College in Cuthbert, GA. Ran XC two years and partied a lot. Walked on at UGA and made the XC and track teams, but transferred after a year to Berry College in Rome, GA. Great school! Graduated with a Sports Training major and Biology minor after three years. I also ran track and XC there. Finally I got a Masters in Educational Leadership from Kennesaw State in Kennesaw, GA.
University of Miami BBA
University of San Diego JD
Live in Cali.
U of O and NAU.
How many football players at Georgia Tech major in engineering?
Although your title is likely intentionally poorly structured, esteemed Kenyon alumnus Paul Newman is rolling over in his grave.
"All right, I want to know....from which college did you graduate?" may have been a better choice.