What is your highest academic degree or level or level of education?

MS Mechanical Engineering. I don’t value traditional education much at all to be honest. I could have self taught myself everything with the help of some self selected mentors. I would have done it much quicker and could have saved a lot of money. I admittedly failed so many technical interviews after my bachelors because I was never taught application. I even had to get some secondary education in drafting technology just to pass some of these interviews. I had a good time in college, but I hate how society values aptitude when it comes to professional career paths. Such a time consuming and expensive hurdle.
J. D. cum laude.
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Bachelors degree here but thinking about going back for my Masters.
Law degree
@Paige90 a first tier school on the East Coast
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My first degree was in Economics. I finally graduated from UCLA with a Bachelor's.
My second was in Mechanical Engineering, and that was from SU.
I took courses from a variety of colleges on a part-time basis while I was in the service, when I could, and after. It took me 10 years to get my first degree.
I hold two Masters Degrees. 1 in Computer Science the other in Technology Management
Oh yes, I value education alright. I even have a DVD in Sociology.
When I was at Emory, we joked that fathers sent their daughters there to get a M. R. S. degree.
Bachelor's, with plans for at least one Masters in the next 5-10 years.
Master plus some more credits.
Juris Doctorate
What? I didn't know you had a PhD! Not that I see you in different light but still, pretty cool
@Orangeandturquoise That is a JD - a law degree. Still impressive!
I agree! Still impressive :)
@Elliegirl that is awesome
JD (law degree)
Masters
Bachelors degree.
Law degree LLB
Master's
I didn't realize so many smart people were here.
Masters
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