How many degree holders among Senior Members?

I am wondering what degrees those with Senior Member status hold. Sorry, I also meant to throw in a No Degree choice, but only the moderators can edit polls...

John

 

I am not going to vote until June 21st because then I'll be able to check the "Masters" button.

If I vote now, then I'll have to check the "Bachelors" button.

The poll will have to wait for three more months.

P.S. -- John, I'm still trying to obtain that information from the school system, but it's like pulling teeth. FYI.

 

Me again,

I set the poll "do not expire" so you have time. Good luck!

John

 

Just curious, but what if you are a multiple bachelor and a master's holder?

 

Hi K7,

I suggest just posting your highest degree... so we do not double count.

John

 

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Will it last for two years?

 

ROFLMBO!!!

 

I am a "master-soon-to-be-multiple-bachelor-and-soon-to-be-doctor-BillGroverstyle."

 

Aha! According to my vote on the poll, I am the first multiple master's degree holder. I knew the combination of that 21 year old MSc degree in chemistry and that four year old MBA would be helpful some day.

Regards,

Michael Lloyd
Mill Creek, Washington USA

 

May I also count my Power Point Certificate, which was obtained by completing 20 contact hours (continuing ed) at the local community college?

I completed my doctorate in 1996, and did the Power Point course in 2002. Would this count as post-doctoral study?

 

20 hours of PowerPoint! Now that's dedication!

 

The Powerpoint Certificate is far more impressive than the doctoral degree. Unequovically, which would you rather put on your resume?

There should have been a Powerpoint option in the poll.

 

John, I just added a "no degree" option.


Bruce

 

Hi Bruce,

Thanks, I appreciate it. That will make the results more interesting, but of course we know, still not very scientific.

All the best,
John

 

Well, today it is a AA degree [1972] BUT I have finished my last class at COSC and I am in the process of completing my Bachelors degree

 

Dan,

Congratulations! That is a great accomplishment.

John

 

Thanks john,

Only 34 years from high school to bachelors degree

 

Dan,

But it was not 35, and I bet there are many people out there that look up to you for it. I know is must feel real good.

John

 

It does and I can tell my son's to finish it up their degrees faster than the old man.

First bachelors degree in the family in, well we trace the family back to 1713 and ...

 

Question

How come there is no "slot" for Education Specialist credentials?

KKA