What degree(s) do you have and from where?

[Hopman]

Aside from earning my CDL-A from trucking school, My degree is in LIFE from the School of Hard Knocks.

 

[r1hatman]

Almost done with my Masters from the School of Hard Knocks! Then I'll be working on my PHD!

Also an unassociated degree in BS. Thought it was a good idea 'cuz as my old shop teacher used to say "You can't BS a BS'er!"

I should have an associates in Journalism from my last college but when it came down to it, they changed the rules on me and said I needed another 5 courses (I had completed everything they originally told me I needed).

Graduate of a local vo-tech school for Carpentry/Building Construction.

Almost done with a Bachelors in Business Admin. Suffice to say it's been rough going trying to finish that.

And I hold a nice collection of certifications and stuff.
Certified in retaining wall construction and the use of paver stones.

Certified in decorative concrete.

Certified in Phoenix ICF (Insulated Concrete Form) block construction.

Certified in Carpentry and Building Construction from A. W. Beattie Vo-Tech.

Certified in Carpentry through NOCTI (National Occupational Competency Testing Institute).

Member of the NAHB (National Association of Home Builders).

Certified in Carpentry by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Department of Education Bureau of Career and Technical Education.

Pennsylvania Home Improvement licensed contractor.

Phoenix ICF licensed distributor.

Translation, your overqualified for just about everything! LOL

 

[Legend]

BS in Electrical Engineering - Kansas State
After that, just took courses for the fun of it at:
Wesleyan
Kansas University
Iowa State
Rockhurst
Utah University
Michigan State
Nicholls State
I knew I was going to retire in 2006 and lose company paid education, so in 2005 I got 72 different on-line certifications ranging from A+ Networking to Negotiating.

 

[john112deere]

BSCE (Civil Engineering) from the University of Maine.

Working towards my PE now...can't take the test for a couple more years yet, though.

 

[lil_Blue_Ford]

Translation, your overqualified for just about everything! LOL

Well, I figure it works for my current job...

President, CEO, and Chief Poohbah of a contractor company. J.J. Gavin Contractor

 

[97RangerXLT]

Associate in Science in Engineering, and a Bachelors in Science in Computer Information Systems.

So what does that mean? I am a COBOL programmer who understands how things are built and work.

AJ

 

[country0001]

B.S in Industrial Safety, from the University of Central Oklahoma. Go Bronchos.

Couldn't get a job in the field, I work as a fuel inspector for the state. Awesome job.

 

[Doom's Day Custom]

CDL Class A w/ hazmat and passenger
automotive 2 yrs- votech
telecommunication w/fiberoptics 2yrs
300 Hour computer building
learned welding and fab skill myself

 

[JimJa1943]

B.S. from Utah State University - Forestry
M.S. from Utah State University - Ecology

 

[Spitfire1975]

B.S. - History and Political Science from Eastern Oregon University
Oregon's All-Phase (LIBDI) Landscape Construction Professional License
Starting this fall, Masters of Landscape Architecture from Washington State University.

 

[TheOne]

nothing at the current moment...pratically have my PhD in the school of hard knocks...

thats what happens when u make $4200 every month and hen decide to buy a $40000 truck during the boom time...

currently trying to get my 1st year apprenticeship started.