Sharoth |
Sharoth wrote:High school and some college. Several computer certifications that expired 12 years ago. I am planning on retaking the A+ certification and then going for the CCNA certification.FYI A+ used to be permanent, so if you took it long enough ago, you're still certified.
~shrugs~ That may be true, but it HAS been over 12 years.
Steven Tindall |
bugleyman wrote:~shrugs~ That may be true, but it HAS been over 12 years.Sharoth wrote:High school and some college. Several computer certifications that expired 12 years ago. I am planning on retaking the A+ certification and then going for the CCNA certification.FYI A+ used to be permanent, so if you took it long enough ago, you're still certified.
As a friendly piece of advice from someone in the IT industry. Do not retake your A+ unless you need to. I just completed mine last year in order to retain my job( either get it or your fired type deal) and so I was grandfathered in. Now if you take it you have to retake it every 3 years, it may be two I'm not sure.
Check with your certificate issuer and make sure they still have you on file but don't let them fool you into a retake.The same applies to Net+ and Security+.
I have a A.A.S in electronics.
I can trace a fault on a motherboard to the component level but it's a useless degree, cheaper just to replace the board than repair.
Currently working on a Bachelors in Network Security.
Sharoth |
Sharoth wrote:bugleyman wrote:~shrugs~ That may be true, but it HAS been over 12 years.Sharoth wrote:High school and some college. Several computer certifications that expired 12 years ago. I am planning on retaking the A+ certification and then going for the CCNA certification.FYI A+ used to be permanent, so if you took it long enough ago, you're still certified.As a friendly piece of advice from someone in the IT industry. Do not retake your A+ unless you need to. I just completed mine last year in order to retain my job( either get it or your fired type deal) and so I was grandfathered in. Now if you take it you have to retake it every 3 years, it may be two I'm not sure.
Check with your certificate issuer and make sure they still have you on file but don't let them fool you into a retake.
The same applies to Net+ and Security+.I have a A.A.S in electronics.
I can trace a fault on a motherboard to the component level but it's a useless degree, cheaper just to replace the board than repair.
Currently working on a Bachelors in Network Security.
Ok. Thanks for the advice. I am still going to study the book, just in case, but I will call them and check it out.
Dragonsong |
BS in Religious Studies I got halfway through a masters in religious studies and got tired of having the faculty tell me folks had no interest in new religious movements their use of academia styled rhetoric, reactions to hegemony and extant political power structures.
With an undergrad that draws heavily on philosophy, history, anthropology sociology, political science, literary criticism, Saussure's language theory, & Campbellian/ Elliadian Mono-myth theories; I tend to be "that guy" at the table. The one who wants to ask about subsistence strategies. Why in this environmental context the sun god should be evil. Why the cosmology presented is based off of the "Kurgan hypothesis" and thus indicates a preexisting culture who experiences domination by another culture and the blending that occurs.
I also have a fork lift certification.
Steven Tindall |
BS in Religious Studies I got halfway through a masters in religious studies and got tired of having the faculty tell me folks had no interest in new religious movements their use of academia styled rhetoric, reactions to hegemony and extant political power structures.
With an undergrad that draws heavily on philosophy, history, anthropology sociology, political science, literary criticism, Saussure's language theory, & Campbellian/ Elliadian Mono-myth theories; I tend to be "that guy" at the table. The one who wants to ask about subsistence strategies. Why in this environmental context the sun god should be evil. Why the cosmology presented is based off of the "Kurgan hypothesis" and thus indicates a preexisting culture who experiences domination by another culture and the blending that occurs.
I also have a fork lift certification.
The forklift certificate is the only thing in your entire post I understand, I have one too, I may not get a word you said but you sure as heck sound smart to me.
I'm going back to playing with electricity now.
Kelvar Silvermace |
DrGames wrote:This is either good satire or bad elitism. Either way, I heartily approve.Tensor wrote:
(this is based on the average age thread)What is your education level?
I give all my potential players a bank of tests on Math, Science, and Engineering. If they don't have an appropriate GPA for an advanced degree from a recognized school, they have to show constructive life experience.
Yeah, getting into the campaign is tough, but it makes for great adventures.
In service,
Is that what it is? Oh! I thought it was sour grapes...
Sharoth |
Dragonsong wrote:BS in Religious Studies I got halfway through a masters in religious studies and got tired of having the faculty tell me folks had no interest in new religious movements their use of academia styled rhetoric, reactions to hegemony and extant political power structures.
With an undergrad that draws heavily on philosophy, history, anthropology sociology, political science, literary criticism, Saussure's language theory, & Campbellian/ Elliadian Mono-myth theories; I tend to be "that guy" at the table. The one who wants to ask about subsistence strategies. Why in this environmental context the sun god should be evil. Why the cosmology presented is based off of the "Kurgan hypothesis" and thus indicates a preexisting culture who experiences domination by another culture and the blending that occurs.
I also have a fork lift certification.
The forklift certificate is the only thing in your entire post I understand, I have one too, I may not get a word you said but you sure as heck sound smart to me.
I'm going back to playing with electricity now.
Why are people who play with electricity crazy?
Involuntary electroshock therapy!
Steven Tindall |
Steven Tindall wrote:Dragonsong wrote:BS in Religious Studies I got halfway through a masters in religious studies and got tired of having the faculty tell me folks had no interest in new religious movements their use of academia styled rhetoric, reactions to hegemony and extant political power structures.
With an undergrad that draws heavily on philosophy, history, anthropology sociology, political science, literary criticism, Saussure's language theory, & Campbellian/ Elliadian Mono-myth theories; I tend to be "that guy" at the table. The one who wants to ask about subsistence strategies. Why in this environmental context the sun god should be evil. Why the cosmology presented is based off of the "Kurgan hypothesis" and thus indicates a preexisting culture who experiences domination by another culture and the blending that occurs.
I also have a fork lift certification.
The forklift certificate is the only thing in your entire post I understand, I have one too, I may not get a word you said but you sure as heck sound smart to me.
I'm going back to playing with electricity now.
Why are people who play with electricity crazy?
Involuntary electroshock therapy!
Who said anything about INvoluntary electroshock treatment. Two words- Violet Wand*** Warning- NOT WORK SAFE**
Sharoth |
Sharoth wrote:Who said anything about INvoluntary electroshock treatment. Two words- Violet Wand*** Warning- NOT WORK SAFE**Steven Tindall wrote:Dragonsong wrote:BS in Religious Studies I got halfway through a masters in religious studies and got tired of having the faculty tell me folks had no interest in new religious movements their use of academia styled rhetoric, reactions to hegemony and extant political power structures.
With an undergrad that draws heavily on philosophy, history, anthropology sociology, political science, literary criticism, Saussure's language theory, & Campbellian/ Elliadian Mono-myth theories; I tend to be "that guy" at the table. The one who wants to ask about subsistence strategies. Why in this environmental context the sun god should be evil. Why the cosmology presented is based off of the "Kurgan hypothesis" and thus indicates a preexisting culture who experiences domination by another culture and the blending that occurs.
I also have a fork lift certification.
The forklift certificate is the only thing in your entire post I understand, I have one too, I may not get a word you said but you sure as heck sound smart to me.
I'm going back to playing with electricity now.
Why are people who play with electricity crazy?
Involuntary electroshock therapy!
~laughter~ PERVERT!!!
Dragonsong |
I'm going back to playing with electricity now.
Why are people who play with electricity crazy?
Involuntary electroshock therapy!
Who said anything about INvoluntary electroshock treatment. Two words- Violet Wand*** Warning- NOT WORK SAFE**
A) my dad was electrician till he retired couple of years ago. Electricity paid for my school
B) violet wand = teh win.
aatea |
BA with honors in Medieval and Renaissance Studies.
Did I mention how much D&D/Pathfinder has molded my life? :)
Halfway through CEBS (Certified Employee Benefits Specialist) and will probably never finish. The health economics test caused my mind to explode...
Mama Loufing |
Our Kingmaker group:
GM - BS Educational Psychology and BA Theater - Directing
Players
Fighter - PhD Microbiology
Cleric - Almost finished with BS
Paladin - Elementary school teacher
Wizard - MBA
Arcane Archer - Masters in Classics from Oxford, working on another Masters
Bard - high school senior
Gunslinger - freshman studying business
Note: The guy with the PhD still can't figure out the rules.
Xpltvdeleted |
I have an AAS in Biomedical Equipment Repair, a BA in Technical Management, and I am currently completing my MBA.
I have also completed my degrees in about every way possible. The AAS I got via a combination of credits granted for my military tech school and CLEP and DANTES tests, my BA I got via all online courses with DeVry, and I am completing my MBA at a traditional brick and mortar college.
jreyst |
The group I regularly play in:
1) Some college (I.T. professional - banking industry)
2) Some college (I.T. professional - trucking industry)
3) Some college (Environmental industry)
4) Masters+ (I.T. professional - banking industry)
5) Masters+ (College History Professor)
6) Completed HS (seasonal labor)
7) Completed HS (disabled)
Interestingly enough, #1 and #4 probably earn the most on an annual basis, likely followed closely by #2, then #3 and #5 may be close in overall compensation. Unsurprisingly, #6 and #7 probably earn the least.
Disclaimer: I only really know the income of one of the above with absolute certainty. I have a really close ballpark for another. The rest are all just guesses (though probably pretty accurate.)
Lukas Klausner |
*BSc in Mathematics in Computer Science
*MSc in (Pure) Mathematics
*just started on both a PhD in Mathematics and an MA in General Linguistics
As for the rest of my gaming group:
*MSc and PhD in Theoretical Physics (specialization graphenes), going towards a science career
*MSc in Chemistry
*another MSc in Chemistry, working on a PhD
*another MSc in Physics (Experimental, I think), working on a PhD
*MBA or something like that
*working on a BSc in Architecture
Tiny Coffee Golem |
BS in dual major Environmental Forest Biology and Forest Resource management (to learn enough how to cut down trees and still leave enough forest for the critters)
Associates in Geographic Information systems, because working in a forest isn't an option with a messed up foot and back.
You seem pretty earthy to me. Now I have confirmation.
GregH |
GregH wrote:Did you catch the auroras from the big magnetic storm this week? They were observed as far south as Alabama.Masters in physics - wrote my thesis on the aurora borealis.
Greg
Nope. It's been many years since I've seen the northern lights. (I finished my degree in '94.)
Greg.