<p>I am curious to the education level of the non-teenage people on this message board. Does everyone have just a bachelor degree, master degree, or PhD?</p>
<p>You change your age Joev? 
When I was your age( 28?) I had a 4 year old and I was starting to attend community college classes part time ( after my day time home child care job)
I dropped out of high school, but I have taken community college classes.</p>
<p>Currently: GED and some college
Working toward: B.S., M.S.<br>
Not sure yet if I’ll go for the PhD.</p>
<p>Hey demingy, I thought I was the only one between 25 and 30 on this message board.</p>
<p>Nope. ;)</p>
<p>This is pretty much the only message board I read on CC anymore…although I do take an occasional peek at the transfer board–but most of those guys are “kids” and very disparaging toward the long-term community college students.</p>
<p>BA and MA in English.</p>
<p>short answer - B.A. in History and J.D.</p>
<p>How I got there:
Community college </p>
<p>transferred to 4 year state college</p>
<p>transferred again to 4 year jesuit LAC after my dad died </p>
<p>Graduated, started law school, dropped out b/c I felt it was time to start my own life</p>
<p>Restarted law school at 37 and graduated at 40</p>
<p>the moral of the story which is a line from a movie “it’s never too late; that’s what death is for.”</p>
<p>BA English Lit and 2 -year professional program in photography</p>
<p>B.A.-Psychology
M.A.-School Psychology
M.Ed.-Special Education (currently in the program with 18 more credits to go)</p>
<p>I did the 4 year undergrad thing in a LAC (Depauw Univ.) and went directly to Graduate school in large state university. I was out of school for 17 years before working on the second graduate degree. I’d love a Ph.D. but figure the finances aren’t such that our son and I can be full time students at the same time. Hey…maybe we could room together. Just kidding and I mean WAY kidding.</p>
<p>Oh NO!!! Doddsmom is hooked too! I just hope our children are old enough to forage for food on their own…</p>
<p>B.A. in Psychology from a LAC.</p>
<p>BA in music and English from an LAC
MME (Master of Music Education) with a specialty in music therapy from a state university
Graduate certificate in management (with a focus on nonprofits) from a reborn tub of the “WGU”</p>
<p>Did the MME after working for three years including paraprofessional work in music therapy.</p>
<p>Did the grad certificate (eight courses) over four years while raising the kids and working.</p>
<p>B.A. in History, J.D.</p>
<p>BA in English Lit from large public university</p>
<p>B.A. in Business Administration from large public university</p>
<p>B.S. in Zoology. Ph.D. in Immunology, both from large universities.</p>
<p>B.A. - Muhlenberg College
M.L.S. - St. John’s University</p>
<p>Someone on one of these forums questioned why anyone would get an MLS degree, but I have worked for the past 20 years as a researcher for a newspaper in NYC, and have been very happy doing this!</p>
<p>B.Tech in Electronics from Indian Institute of Technology, Madras
Ph.D in Operations Research from Univ.Rochester</p>
<p>BA Communicative Disorders
MA Speech Pathology and Audiology
Began a PhD program in Lingustics and experimental psychology quit after 2 yrs decided to go the clinical route instead of research route</p>
<p>Hu has BA in Russian, 2nd BA in Speech and Hearing MS in Speech and Hearing Science. Currently he is getting a MA in special education with a goal of an EdD since he has changed careers.</p>
<p>Dropped out of highschool in 11th grade. dumb move!
Went back when I was 26 and did it the right way, I took regular classes,did the homework, passed the tests and got a NY regents diploma
Went to SUNY for a semester and then was offered a well paying job, so I quit. second dumb move!
I am about 13 years out from retirement, when I retire first thing I will do is go back to college.</p>
<p>Wife has two masters degrees ,I definately married up</p>