<p>Momsdream, you and I have the same undergraduate degree!!! </p>
<p>I have a BS in Applied BS. 
:)</p>
<p>And a JD, which of course gave me ample opportunity to exercise my BS skills in getting people to pay me to BS.</p>
<p>BA / M.Ed. / Ed.D. (Higher Ed Administration)
I wonder what the record is for earned degrees by a single person?</p>
<p>BS in Health & Kinesiology/minor in english (teaching degree)</p>
<p>I wanted to teach and coach but ended up managing a medical office instead.</p>
<p>12 years later BSN (nursing) </p>
<p>never taught</p>
<p>one year in community college
BS from third-tier university
Ph.D. in Immunology & Microbiology from second-tier university
Currently teach microbiology in a community college</p>
<p>Husband graduated with a BS from the same third-tier university above. Happy as a lark!</p>
<p>BA - math/econ (seven sister college)
JD - top 10 law sch</p>
<p>same as most of the other mom’s in the soccer carpool</p>
<p>BS - Mathematics
MS - Mathematics</p>
<p>B.A. Philosophy
M.A. Philosophy
[A.B.D. - didn’t finished IT]</p>
<p>B.A./M.A./ A.B.D. English Literature</p>
<p>BA Psychology Queens College of CUNY
MS Education School Psychology, Queens College
NYS Prof. License School Psychology, Queens College</p>
<p>Started at a community college
BA Instructional Design
(a school and program no one has ever heard of…)
MA Behavioral Science
(similar to BA)
Ph.D. Behavioral Sciences
(The University of Chicago)</p>
<p>BA in Chemistry, Wittenberg University
MD Case Western Reserve U School of Med</p>
<p>idad, do you snap your wrist with a rubber band every time you think of killing your wife? (JK)</p>
<p>yulsie: I don’t quite understand what would occasion such a comment.</p>
<p>BBA - Cleveland State University (after flailing around at BU and Case undergrad)
MS - Case Western Reserve</p>
<p>2.5 yrs at Kenyon College (member of the first female class where I learned to smoke cigarettes and cuss like a trooper…) Double Major: English Lit/History</p>
<p>B.S. - American Univerisity (double major: Anthro/ Int’l. Relations)</p>
<p>MA/Ph.D. - U of Hawaii/East-West Center grantee (Anthro/Polis Sci.)</p>
<p>BA; Philosophy from small LAC
Post grad classes in Journalism at a community college</p>
<p>AB, MA, PhD in English, unless revoked because I haven’t used them in 25 years in the financial business.</p>
<p>This is interesting to read about each person’s background in terms of their education. Some of you I have “known” on here for a long while and I am finding out things that I just never knew before. Sybbie, I think the degree you are working toward…you are tailor made for it! MomZ, you get an award for quite the change of direction from your undergraduate to graduate degree (though Aries, you come close). Also for those of you who either dropped out of school or went back at a later age, kudos!</p>
<p>Me:
BA in Child Study from Tufts University
MEd (was actually called EdM at my school) from Harvard Graduate School of Education… I focused mostly on Curriculum and Staff Development</p>
<p>Susan</p>
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<p>Au contraire</p>
<p>I know a couple of folks with degrees in Instructional Design - they don’t have jobs ;), but they have degrees! No I really do know a couple of people with ID degrees, DH toyed with the idea for a time, but decided he preferred straight teaching.</p>
<p>Me
BS from a “below the tiers” state school
MD from a state uni you have heard of. + residency + fellowship - face it, MDs are gluttons for punishment</p>
<p>Me: BA English Lit, AMLS (which is a master’s in library science)</p>
<p>Spouse: BA in History, MA and PhD in History and Sociology (which meant taking coursework in both, passing two sets of prelims but “only” one dissertation)</p>