(06-18-2013 05:03 PM)AtlanticLeague Wrote:  

(06-18-2013 12:51 PM)nachoman91 Wrote:  I simply do not believe the results of this poll are accurate. Too many people on this board want people to think they are more educated than actuality. I don't buy that 1/4 of the people here have doctorate degrees. Less than 1% of Americans over the age of 25 have doctorates but yet 25% of the people on this board do?

Keep in mind that law degrees are doctorate level.

Lots of lawyers on here they like to argue.....

BA. Pomona College, Government
MBA. Drucker School of Management, Marketing and Finance

(06-18-2013 04:09 PM)appfan89 Wrote:  Double Major - FSU (Fayetteville State University '95)
BS in Middle School Education and Math Education
Minor is Science Education
Secondary Ed certification

I will say that I entered college (App State) in '85, had way too much fun and ended up transferring to Fayetteville State which was my home town.

We have something in common. I got an associate degree from Sandhills Community College in 79, worked a while, went to ECU and had a great two year stint as a junior there and transferred to ASU where I got a BA in Communication Arts and a BS in History in 1983. Then I worked a while and got my teaching certification at Fayetteville State, started my teaching career and got my Master's in Middle Grade Education at Fayetteville State around 91 or 92.

(06-18-2013 05:37 PM)JunkYardCard Wrote:  [quote='Frank the Tank' pid='9420356' dateline='1371581574']

This. Despite the chronic accusations of stupidity and ignorance, this board is peppered with discussions of issues most fans don't even realize are going on. Most fans would consider discussing these issues to be more painful than plucking anal hairs.

BS and MBA from UofL.

PhD Proctotrichotillology

Bachelor of Business Administration at TCU

(06-18-2013 01:52 PM)Frank the Tank Wrote:  

(06-18-2013 12:51 PM)nachoman91 Wrote:  I simply do not believe the results of this poll are accurate. Too many people on this board want people to think they are more educated than actuality. I don't buy that 1/4 of the people here have doctorate degrees. Less than 1% of Americans over the age of 25 have doctorates but yet 25% of the people on this board do?

I don't think it's inaccurate at all. One would think that a college sports-focused message board that's dealing with realignment and business issues (as opposed to strictly on-the-field smack talk) is going to have a readership that skews as much more educated than the general population.

Agree, but I still think a lot of those doctorate degrees are in B.S.

I inherited my BS. My father's corporate name was BS Ink...

(06-18-2013 05:38 AM)Wolfman Wrote:  I admit I fudged a little. Navy plus local community college = ~2.5 years towards bachelor degree.

Thats not fudging on anything. You worked for the skills and experience in the military. We have the CCAF, or Community College Of The Air Force. It is recognized and helps members get their degrees. A good plan. Congrats!

We're just a bunch of ivory tower eggheads.

BS TV/Film production St. John's '04

BSW- Bachelor of Social Work-Cincinnati-1982

MS-Master of Science-Health Administration/Planning- Cincinnati-1990

BS in Mechanical Engineering - Case Western
MBA - UC
currently getting a PhD in finance at Purdue

(06-18-2013 02:01 PM)jnewyouth Wrote:  B.A. Political Science from the University of Cincinnati, 2001
Master of Education from Xavier University, 2005

Traitor. Ha, just messing. I knew someone who got their undergrad at Saint Louis U that wanted to get their MS Education degree from UC but was having trouble because of some weird requirement UC made. Ended up getting it at Xavier as well unfortunately.

BBA in Accounting and BBA in International Business (double major) from the University of Cincinnati.

Masters in Accountancy from the University of Cincinnati.

(06-18-2013 12:38 AM)mufanatehc Wrote:  This is just a gauge of the education demographics of the board.

I was going to make this more in depth by separating out the different types of doctoral (professional/ non-professional) and masters degrees (terminal, professional, and non-terminal), but that got rather complex. However, if you'd like to share what type of degree you have you can.

A person's level of education does not measure that person's knowledge of sports, now dose it?

Some of the most educated people I've met are also some of the less intelligent ones.

(06-20-2013 03:33 PM)Wilkie01 Wrote:  

(06-18-2013 12:38 AM)mufanatehc Wrote:  This is just a gauge of the education demographics of the board.

I was going to make this more in depth by separating out the different types of doctoral (professional/ non-professional) and masters degrees (terminal, professional, and non-terminal), but that got rather complex. However, if you'd like to share what type of degree you have you can.

A person's level of education does not measure that person's knowledge of sports, now dose it?

Or ability to spell.

Doctorate from school of hard knocks.

(06-20-2013 04:59 PM)goodknightfl Wrote:  Doctorate from school of hard knocks.

I hope that wasn't Summa *** Bruise.

Vulcan Science Academy '85, B.S. Nuclear Physics
Klingon College of War '89, M.S. Advanced Weapons Systems



... the inevitable Star Trek reference.

(06-20-2013 03:57 PM)mufootballfan Wrote:  

(06-20-2013 03:33 PM)Wilkie01 Wrote:  

(06-18-2013 12:38 AM)mufanatehc Wrote:  This is just a gauge of the education demographics of the board.

I was going to make this more in depth by separating out the different types of doctoral (professional/ non-professional) and masters degrees (terminal, professional, and non-terminal), but that got rather complex. However, if you'd like to share what type of degree you have you can.

A person's level of education does not measure that person's knowledge of sports, now dose it?

Or ability to spell.

BS I hit the wrong key.

BBA in Accounting... and then some extras for CPA