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Five years university.

All in all, a well educated bunch of hayseeds we all all seem to be! Bring this question to the " outside" world away from like minded individuals (sportsmen) such as is the norm here and my guess is they (them...outside world) profiled our lot as uneducated, backwoods fools....interesting....keep it rolling....

B.S. Mechanical Engineering, 1978 University of Arizona, go Arizona Basketball!

UCLA
82-87
BA History (business economics just didn't work out)
An awesome time and place.

University of Idaho BS in Natural Resource Management circa 1996

Five and a half years of unregulated wildness, interrupted only occasionally by class.

Dave

CU Boulder 95-99 BS mechanical engineering.
Was the 2nd oldest in the graduating class. CU being a liberal socialist institute of higher learning provided endless entertainment.

Nope, straight out of HS and into the Army.

BBA's in Accounting and Business Management from Fort Hays State University
MPA from Wichita State University

Loved college, couldn't get enough of it. Beats the hell out of working for a living.

My 'degree' says DD 214!

And I ain't never been broke!

Rankin Collage graduated in 83

Princeton's Ground Water School in 95

Harvard Class 91"
BA History and Anthropology.
UAF Secondary Licensure.
I should finish up a MA in Ed but it doesn't really make a huge difference in pay.

I was going to be an Engineer then one day I walked by the Peabody and there were a bunch of graduate students dressed in fur clothing, drinking beer from a keg and throwing spears at a dead circus elephant. They let me throw spears and drink too. They sure knew how to recruit.

I can retire after next year but I probably will go five more years after that to get full medical insurance and a cola for my retirement.

1989 - OU - BBA in management
1996 - OSU - MS in org behavior
1997 - OU - MBA
2005 - OCU - JD

Le Moyne College, Syracuse, NY
BS Accounting 1975

University of South Dakota School of Law
JD 1984

(Got one of those DD 214 degrees too.)

I am what's known as an educated redneck.

BS in Art Ed and Elem Ed - Delta State College 1971
MS in Art Ed and School Admin - Delta State University 1977
(Delta State had graduated to University status)

Worked my way thru school, working in grocery stores, drilling water wells, building towboats, and in pharmarceutical manufacturing and spent 6 yrs in ARNG

University if Arizona, BA, Political Science/History '93
Chapman University, MA, Special Education '99
Northern Arizona University, M.Ed, Education Administration '05

I've been attending or working in schools all my life!

2009-2011
University of Montana
BA Communicative Sciences and Disorders

In the process of trying to get into a Graduate Program to get my Masters Degree in Speech-Language Pathology

YMCA Night School. Third from the bottom of my class. Don't [bleep] with a man of my intellect.

CSU Fresno, BA 1965. UCLA, MA 1975. Still don't know much about things that are really important. Some of the wisest people I've ever met never bothered with much formal education. Some of the dumbest people I've ever known were very well educated. Go figure.

Jr. College
University of Saigon, School of Demolition PHD; Applied Science
University of Southern California; School of Aerospace Safety
Florida Inst. of Technology; Air Commerce Technology
Federal Aviation Administration; School of Telling Pilots Where to Go PHD of Vectors, Speed Control and Ultra Cool Death Defying Poker

I graduated in High School in 1986. Later that year I started riding motocross and supercross professionally.
My two best friends were getting ready for college and I razzed them mercilessly about eating ramen noodles and canned ravioli.
I was going to be the next Bob Hanna or Brock Glover(I eventually raced both and beat them in different races). I also had baseball to fall back on if motorcycles didn't work out but that's a different story.
Both of my friends are very successful now,one's a doctor and one is a home builder.
The dumbest decision I've ever made was not going,and finishing college.
I did put some of the money I made to good use though. I paid off the home I grew up in as well as bought a motor home and enclosed motorcycle trailer.
Regrets... You bet...
Would I change the path I chose... Hell no!!!