What schools have you attended?

As a military brat and as a military man, I have "been around" and have had an opportunity to attend many different schools, to include:

1. Northern Virginia Community College
2. Virginia Commonwealth University
3. Columbia Union College
4. Los Angeles Valley College
5. California State University - L.A.
6. Central Texas College
7. University of Central Texas
8. University of Phoenix
9. International College
10. University of South Florida

That's 10 different schools (and counting).

Anyone got me beat?

 

Lord, no!

Warwick, UEA, Sussex and Aberystwyth as a student. Glasgow and Oxford as staff. At least one more for the MBA (unless I decide to go to SBS), so I'll stall on 7.

On the other hand, my list of rejection letters from US universities when I wanted an interview for a faculty post as I was coming to the end of my PhD is *much* bigger! I think I gave up when I got to 31 and had enough letters to wallpaper my toilet ;-)

Angela

 

Six schools:

Broward Community College
Honolulu Community College
Chaminade University
Excelsior College
Troy State University
Embry Riddle University

Bill

 

Hey Bruce - Once upon a time I took some classes at Boston State College. Remember that place? It was down on Huntington Ave, closer to S. Huntington than Kenmore Square. I'm pretty sure they closed that school and turned it into a part of the Massachusetts College of Art. Is that right?
Jack
BTW, I also took classes at UMass-Boston, UMass-Amherst, and BU in addition to my degrees from Harvard and Simmons. This is also my opportunity to mention my Associates degree from Wentworth Institute of Technology. Counting my current school (where I don't really "take courses") that makes eight.

 

Besides my sig file, I've attended the following (in no particular order):

Western New England College
Northeastern University
Middlesex Community College
University of Phoenix
Defense Language Institute
Community College of the Air Force (AAS in Ed. Methodology and Admin)
Chapman University
Webster University


And, of course, more than 150 s.h. in testing credits.

I've taught (or mentored students) at 6 universities as well, along with three corporations and the military.

 

I have attended the following schools:

1. University of Illinois
2. Oakton Community College
3. DeVRY Institute of Technology
4. Harry S Truman College
5. Illinois Institute of Technology

 

Forgot one?

Hello me again,

What about NCU? Shouldn't that be on your list too?

Here's my list:

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  1. Universidad Tecnologica de Panama
  2. Universidad Santa Maria la Antigua
  3. North Harris Montgomery Community College - attended North Harris, Tomball and Montgomery
  4. University of Phoenix

 

Besides my sig file, I have completed courses at the following:

Delaware Technical and Community College
Saint Joseph's College, Rensselaer, Indiana
National University
University of Maryland University College
University of South Africa
Ockenga Institute, Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary (non-credit )
Alliance for Lifelong Learning, an online learning alliance among Oxford, Stanford, and Yale Universities. (non-credit)
Various service schools, Navy correspondence courses, and Navy E-Learning courses.

 

Yes!

Boston State became irrelevant after UMass-Boston started up, but I believe the two did co-exist for a number of years.

For the first six years of my career (1988-94), I was on the Boston Housing Police, and the Mission Hill projects are right across the street from the Mass College of Art. I can't tell you how many reports I had to take where the victim of a car theft or robbery was a Mass College of Art student.

 

I have the following schools:

Inter American University of PR
American University of PR
Caribbean University of PR
Univerisdad Metropilitana of PR (UMET)
University of Phoenix(PR Campus)
Troy State University
St. Thomas University
Upper Iowa University

Other:

Northcentral University
California Pacific University

 

13 and counting:
Bolton Institute, UK
U of Hertfordshire, UK
Penn State U, PA
U of Lowell, MA
Skyline CC, CA
Cãnada CC, CA
UC Berkeley
San Jose State. CA
U of Redlands, CA
Harbor CC, CA
Los Angeles CC District (TV courses)
USNY/Excelsior (no classes but used those above for my BSLS)
CSUDH
Cal Poly, CA
Embry-Riddle
UC Riverside

The U of Redlands classes were taught through an organization that later became the University of Phoenix (all tough classes).

 

I only included schools / classes of a collegiate level. NCU's LS6010 should count as a preparatory non-credit course.

Wow, Ian Anderson appears to be the winner, having attended 13 different schools!!!

 

Wow! That bad, uh?

So, does that mean UOP is no longer the worse school you ever attended?

 

ROFLMBO

The teaching methodology at UoP cannot be compared to the lack of a teaching methodology at NCU. Also, UoP has X number of student-contacts, which is crucial for maintaining it's RA status. How is NCU getting around this?

Wow, this NCU thing is following me around, like stink on s---. It's sort of like when you poke your walking stick in it and then try to shake it off --> but it still stinks. Then you need to throw the stick away and find another one.

 

5 4 me

Manhattan College
Columbia University
Stevens Institute of Technology
Warwick Business School
University of Massachusetts - Amherst

 

My rap sheet totals 11 and growing:

University of Massachusetts
Greenfield Community College
Holyoke Community College
Humboldt State University
Sierra College
Bastyr University
Ocean County College
Lancaster University
Athabasca University
Excelsior College
Central Queensland University

Whew...

 

Only one institution of higher learning for me:

Trinity College & University.

 

St. Regis
St. Regis
St. Regis
St. Regis
St. Regis
St. Regis
St. Regis
St. Regis
St. Regis
St. Regis
St. Regis

 

So oxpecker, I hope you got a volume discount.

Jack

 

courses at

U. of VT
Fl. State U.
Community College of VT
Johnson State College (not in Texas)
Caselton State College
Norwich U.
Capella U.
St. Michaels College
plus hundreds of workshops put on by numerous educational institutions.