Level of Education?

Highest Level of Education?

  • Never finished high school

    Votes: 10 1.4%
  • High school diploma / GED

    Votes: 101 13.7%
  • Trade school / Technical school diploma

    Votes: 42 5.7%
  • Associate degree

    Votes: 66 9.0%
  • Bachelor degree

    Votes: 331 45.0%
  • Masters degree

    Votes: 127 17.3%
  • Ph.D (doctorate) / MD

    Votes: 59 8.0%

  • Total voters
    736
College has gotten crazy with tuition!

That said, I have a Doctorate degree in Dentistry and went further to become a specialist. I have 2 in college now, one wants to follow in my path. The other seems to think its an overpriced waste of time. I get it and see both sides. Do what you like, money is not everything and eventually most if not all figure it out. If you do go to school don't bury yourself in debt, not a good way to start off.
 
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My highest level of formal education is High School.
Then a couple of trade schools (auto mechanic, then truck driving).
I have been employed continuously since I was eight years old, now 60 years old.
Education and knowledge are two separate things.

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Two B.A.'s and a Master's, but as a teacher, it's almost automatic with the amount of professional development required. Ironically, I discourage my students from going into education as a profession, and instead really try to guide them towards a trade school. A former student of mine went to a local community college for their 2-year welding program, and then started her career at the Toyota Development Center doing prototype work. After 2 years there she makes more than double what I make and can use those skills for the rest of her life.
 
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Two B.A.'s and a Master's, but as a teacher, it's almost automatic with the amount of professional development required. Ironically, I discourage my students from going into education as a profession, and instead really try to guide them towards a trade school. A former student of mine went to a local community college for their 2-year welding program, and then started her career at the Toyota Development Center doing prototype work. After 2 years there she makes more than double what I make and can use those skills for the rest of her life.

Sadly this is true. Wife is a teacher.

I only have an associates and I easily clear 2 1/2 times what she makes.

They say we have a teacher shortage but pay them crap.
 
I'm at college right now.

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I received an MBA a year ago, and it was extremely difficult. I even had to pay for papers on few occasions just to be on top of everything. Luckily, I discovered a very reliable service called Paperhelp, and it saved me. In my opinion, these years were worth it but it's definitely not for everyone. Would I survive without higher education? Yes, probably. Could the lack of it make my life harder? Yes, for sure.
 
I got my bachelor's, but I struggled a lot with school. I learn a lot better with hands-on stuff. So at this point in time, it's just trying to get certifications
 
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Saw this thread about education and would like to share a useful info with you too.
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"Highest" level doesn't mean much these days.
I know plenty of people that have doctorates that cannot figure out common sense, day-to-day tasks.

Plus "university" these days is not like it was where they used to get you ready for doing for yourself.
Now that degrees are a dime-a-dozen, they are merely certificates showing MOST completed basic indoctrination and are ready to work for someone else.



Double doctorate and able to rebuild engines and transmissions and possess common sense & street smarts? :guitar3:
 
High school graduate. Two trade schools. Auto mechanics and truck driving.

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Soon these desk-job hunting millennials will be bent over by "the trades".
Labor rates will skyrocket as there is a decline in skilled labor.
Just look at dealer rates and private garages are not too far behind.
 

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