How educated are you?

[BigKen]

Seasons greetings fellas! One of my dreams recently came true when I was accepted to graduate school. I've wanted this for so long, and I'm glad it finally became a reality! To top it off I will be enrolled and living in one of my favorite places, New York City! This is an early Christmas present for me. My passion and professional background is in writing, so I feel I will be in an ideal location. NYC is the communications capital of America.

I am wondering for fun how educated are you guys. Or to put in another way, what is your highest level of education completed and in what? Do you have an Associates, Bachelor's, Master's, PhD, certificate/license in a specific trade, or high school diploma? I have a Bachelor's degree in Communications Management and will be pursuing a Master's in Communication Arts (Publishing/Writitng).

[slybeard]

I have a BS in Mechanical Engineering

[Dragon]

A PhD, in physiology

[nuts]

The Australian system might be a bit different to US and UK.  I have an honours degree in Pure Mathematics (4 years) and a Graduate Diploma in Administration(2 years part time).

[Magoo]

Only high school , but studied electronics in the Air Force . Have interest in science , philosophy , and lately history.

[scotty-86]

I have a BSc (hons) in Design Technology.

I’m uk based and a BSc is Bachelor of Science. I think this is the same as a BS in the US.

[BigKen]

I have a BSc (hons) in Design Technology.

I’m uk based and a BSc is Bachelor of Science. I think this is the same as a BS in the US.

Yes, it's the same.

[BigKen]

Only high school , but studied electronics in the Air Force . Have interest in science , philosophy , and lately history.

I did not know you're a veteran, Magoo!

[BigKen]

The Australian system might be a bit different to US and UK.  I have an honours degree in Pure Mathematics (4 years) and a Graduate Diploma in Administration(2 years part time).

Hm, interesting terminology Australia uses regarding education. Here in the U.S. the term diploma is used in relation to completing a high school education. Most variations of the word "honor" are used in the U.S. to name any higher education degree received by an individual who significantly contributes to a field of study and was not required to complete courses like a typical student. (Ex. Honorary Degree in Music)

[BigKen]

A PhD, in physiology

Awesome

[coolbro1998]

High school but I am only 19 years old 
studying construction engineering bachelor first year 

[Semi-Sly]

BA History and Sociology
JD General Law
LLM Government Procurement Law
Admitted to Practice: Michigan, Illinois, District of Colombia, U.S. Military Court of Appeals, Supreme Court of the United States
Private Pilot (instrument rated)
Licensed Barber: Florida, Illinois
ordained minister
(currently working on a U.S. Coast Guard Captain’s license)

[bennett11]

Ph'D in chemistry

[Laser Man]

Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering, Master's degree in Business Administration

[BigKen]

BA History and Sociology
JD General Law
LLM Government Procurement Law
Admitted to Practice: Michigan, Illinois, District of Colombia, U.S. Military Court of Appeals, Supreme Court of the United States
Private Pilot (instrument rated)
Licensed Barber: Florida, Illinois
ordained minister
(currently working on a U.S. Coast Guard Captain’s license)

Damn Semi-Sly, very impressive man!! 👊