[OT] What degree(s) do you have?

[Bagpuss]

BEng - Computer Aided Engineering
PGCE - Physics and General Science

Oh and I'm pretty good at directing mice to fix broken old toys.

 

[Sigma]

BA in Economics

And, having recently sold my soul, I will be beginning pursuit of a JD/LLM in the fall.

Go evil!!!!

 

[Chun-tzu]

B.Sc. in Psychology (some psych programs are science degrees, not social science)

I'm in a doctoral program that allows me to pick up a Master's on the way. Next month, I'll finish my last requirement for my M.A. in Clinical Psychology. Next year, I'll be going on internship, and should have a Psy.D. soon after that.

The Psy.D. is a doctorate in psychology. It differs from a Ph.D. in that the focus of the program is on clinical skills, rather than academia, which makes much more sense for someone training to be a psychotherapist.

 

[gfunk]

B.S. in Biology

Working on and MD and PhD (Experimental Therapeutics)

 

[Pseudonym]

B.A. in Environmental Science, with a concentration in Environmental Policy and Activism.

 

[Tonguez]

BA Social Anthropology and Tikanga maori (Language and Culture)
Graduate Diploma in Teaching.

Still to complete BCom Marketing (if I get around to it)

Looking at either doing Postgrad studies in Journalism or a Masterate in Anthropology (actually probably do something more crossdisciplinary Anthro-Sociology-Education theory type thingy)

I dabbled with Law School but found that Lawyers were stoopid

I deserve a Degree in Fatherhood (like all Dads do)

 

[CrazyMage]

BA Liberal Arts and Master of Divinity (yes, I'm real live clergy)

 

[Simon Magalis]

I have a B.A., M.A. and am working on a PhD. in English Literature.

 

[sfgiants]

BA in History (Modern Europe and US). Teacher training, Middle School

 

[Eridanis]

BA Theatre, with a "minor" in mathematics. My college didn't give official minors, but since I came up two classes short on the double major, I figure it's close enough.

Amusing when you consider that when I left for the Ivory Towers, I planned to get my degree in Aerospace Engineering... my, how things change after eight years and three different colleges...

Whenever I get interested in one particular subject enough to spend more money on it, I'll go get my Masters. I've considered, at various times, going for an MFA (Master of Fine Arts), an MLS (Library Science - Eric, I almost went to UWisc for it the year you graduated), or an MA applied mathematics. Blame my parents for giving me lots of interests as a boy.

EDIT: BTW, I currently work as a tech guru. Had to get my geek points in somehow.