What's your level of education?

[Tuesday Night Fever]

Graduated in 2010 from High Point University in North Carolina with a BA in History and a BA in Sociology.

If there's anyone reading this right now that's not really sure what to do or where to go for school, seriously, give HPU a glance. The school is beautiful, the quality of life things (dorms, food, etc.) are of much higher quality than pretty much every other school I'd toured, and the courses are challenging. Best four years of my life so far.

 

[SilverIntoSteel]

I have a BA in History... Hasn't really done much for me thus far.

 

[Ascarus]

i have a PhD in engineering.

 

[Continuity]

Do you guys in the US have a level system for grading education like we do in the UK? i.e. the QCF and FHEQ frameworks direct.gov link [http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/EducationAndLearning/QualificationsExplained/DG_10039017]. That way you could have a poll with numbers 1-8 and you might actually get some meaningful result

Level 4 by the way.

 

[Snork Maiden]

Just graduated with a BSc in Comp Sci. Really aren't keen on the idea of going back to do a Masters, so this is probably as good as it'll get for me.

 

[Tripple W]

Working on a masters in Fine arts at UNLV

 

[similar.squirrel]

Leaving Certificate [high-school diploma], and a pretty poor one at that. I attended a biotechnology course for a few months, but it really didn't suit my interests.
I'm going back to study either Marine Biology or Wildlife Biology next semester. I hope to be in a University [as opposed to an Institute of Technology] in a four years' time. Really screwed up the high-school exams. Twice. The shame..