How many degrees do you have?

Three plus a graduate certificate; working on my fourth, and final one.:smoker:

 

Lucky...wish adjuncts had that option...:cool2:

 

Wow! A ten year old thread!

 

How many degrees you got mon? In Living Color: Hey Mon - YouTube

 

RA degrees = 5
DETC degrees = 2
Total = 7 plus an RA graduate certificate

 

Four. I may take additional elective classes but I have absolutely no intention or desire to earn any more degrees.

AA: Math Science, and Technology (ESC)
BS: Educational Studies (ESC)
MAT: Margrove College
Ph.D.: Education: Technogogy Management (Northcentral University)

Plus a Visual Basic Career Diploma from Education Direct (now Penn Foster)

 

just two working on three

While I may not have many degrees to list; I thought I would list all the colleges I have attended to get these two degrees:

Spartan School of Aeronautics Tulsa OK 1987 (wanted to be a pilot out of HS)
Community College of Philadelphia 1992
Temple University Philadelphia, PA 1993 (closed up the library to get through calculus)
Valencia Community College Orlando, FL 2004 AA General Studies
Florida State University Tallahassee, FL 2005 (their nursing school didn't take me)
University of Miami, Coral Gables, FL 2007 BSN

and currently working on my MS in Nursing Science and Health Care Leadership at the
University of California, Davis Sacramento campus expected graduation 2014

Hey, I can't help myself; I love talking about myself. Thanks for your indulgence.

 

BSEE
MBA
MSCS
PhD (computer science)
JD
MD
CPA
Attorney
U.S. Patent Agent
PE (Professional Engineer)

 

MD, JD, PhD and a couple master's...so how long did that take?

 

Let me know when you are applying for unemployment benefits.:wiggle:
-please don't sue me
-please don't inject anything into my body or my computer
-please don't audit my annual taxes

 

The MBA & MSCS I did on Hewlett Packard's dime. (I received 2 patents on the HP "Deskjet" printer while there). I did the JD & PhD during the 20 years of my own successful software firm. (Though I did have to do a research year of full-time residency for the PhD.) The PE, attorney & CPA licenses are proof of expertise. (They require multiple years of experience.) The MD was 4 years fulltime, but I still have to do 3 more years of residency to license.

BTW, all 4 licenses (attorney, CPA, PE, physician) are the gold standard to become a "Homo Universalis," which is my goal. Very rare - in fact, I don't know any others?

 

Wow! A ten year old thread brought back from beyond the grave!

 

Sorry it took ten years to answer your question, but I was earning degrees. I have five legitimately accredited degrees: B, M and professional D (all RA); then a M and PhD (research degrees) from a non-US school that is RA equivalent (i.e., the school holds the highest level of accreditation offered by the country in which it is located). After earning five degrees, I still consider myself a learner.