1.a Bachelor of Arts in Architecture 2005
1.b Master of Architecture 2007

2. yes, architectural intern level 2 (of 3)
residential, retail, commercial

 

1. BS in Professional Aeronautics

2. No. Still in the Navy.

 

1. BS in Electrical Engineering; and very close to having a BS in Mechanical Engineering if I ever feel inclined to go back to school
2. Yes, soon looking into making a move into management.

 

AAS: Business Management

BS: Human Resources and Business

Certificate: Project Management

Certificate: Strategic Management

Certificate: Quality Control

MBA: Strategic Management (Late 2008, early 2009) *12 hours of damn prequisites*

I'd rather have my MBA in Information Systems Management (Since that's what I do), but Strategic Management is cool too. I hear Mediation is popular, and high paying because it's short of a Law degree, but businesses tend to use mediation rather than court because it's cheaper.

I don't knwo what I want to be when I grow up.

Next short-term goal though: PMP(R) certification from PMI (Dallas Chapter)

 

BA Social and Behavioral Sciences The Ohio State University

Use it everyday...

 

No degree, no college or tech at all!
All three employers I've been with since turning 26 (36 now) required some type of electronics degree. Started out in semiconductor robotics and just changed to pharmaceutical automation .

 

BS - Business Admin
MS - Special Education
Administrator I Certification

Work as a director of a private special education school. Use skills learned in both courses of study.

 

AS in Information Systems Technology
BA (Duel Major) in Computer Information Systems and Criminal Justice
6 hours towards MS in...well unknown..just got some of the basics out of the way..

Nope..Still in the ChairForce for another month..then who knows where these pieces of paper might take me???

 

1. AAS Medical Lab Technology
2. BS Clinical Laboratory Science (same as above)
3.Certified Medical Lab Technologist (ASCP)
4. Yes I use it.

I prolly use that chemistry analyzer that other guy was talking about.

 

BS in elementary education.
MEd in school supervision and administration.

Administrator/Athletic Director at a k-8 school.

So, yes. I use my degree everyday.

Rich

 

BS Computer Engineering
MS Embedded Systems


Both degrees are in line with my carrer/jobs as I currently write software for ABS/TC/ESC for vehicles.

 

AS - Nuclear Technology
BA - Sociology/Political Science
BS - Mechanical Engineering

Currently working in the Energy Industry, and not directly using any of my degrees.

 

BS in Management of Information Systems from the University of Central Florida

And no I do not use it. I went to school just to say that I did and worked full time in roofing/construction through 90% of college. Most people "technically" do not use their degree. But it gets you in the door and shows that you are trainable.

 

BS in Civil Engineering, thinking about a masters in Engineering Management.

Doing the same designing aviation fuel storage and distribution facilities.

No certifications except my OSHA 10-hour training. I know how to test concrete but I'm not ACI certified.

 

ba in sociology minor in criminal justice and in juvenile delinquency. and yes im a therapeutic support staff from 5-9.im a stay at home dad during the day. i work part time. so i use it at home with my kids also poor kids dont get way with crap