Average Education of a Pathfinder Player:


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What is your education level?

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I have a masters degree in Machine Learning


I've got a MBA.


I dropped out of the 10th grade.

Contributor

High school diploma, no college diploma.

...Yet. :D

Shadow Lodge

Just shy of an associates in network administration.


BS Mechanical Engineering


Just shy of a MAIO (Masters of Industrial Organizational Psychology) degree. Planning on getting a PHD in the same.


A bit over halfway into a college degree when I had to choose between schooling and eating. :)

Dark Archive

BA Business Management

Dark Archive

Neurosurgeon


Associate's in Nanomanufacturing Technology.

Sczarni

BA in literature and writing.


Master of Science* in Information Management.

* That's what they call it, anyway.


Malhavocblackthorne wrote:
Neurosurgeon

Seriously? That's pretty darn impressive. Kudos.

Sovereign Court

B.A. in sociology, law degree, working on my masters of law.

Grand Lodge RPG Superstar 2015 Top 32, RPG Superstar 2012 Top 32

Bachelor's in Psychology.


Robert Hawkshaw wrote:
B.A. in sociology, law degree, working on my masters of law.

Nice! But what does a master's on top of a J.D. get you?

Dark Archive

bugleyman wrote:
Malhavocblackthorne wrote:
Neurosurgeon
Seriously? That's pretty darn impressive. Kudos.

Thanks I just joined a practice so I dont have to spend 900 hour a week at the hospital; my wife gets to see me too. :)


bugleyman wrote:
Robert Hawkshaw wrote:
B.A. in sociology, law degree, working on my masters of law.
Nice! But what does a master's on top of a J.D. get you?

Chicks, man... The ladies love them multiple law degrees.


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PhD in Trolling from the Torvin Academy in Edme.

Vive le Galt!

Sovereign Court

stormraven wrote:
bugleyman wrote:
Robert Hawkshaw wrote:
B.A. in sociology, law degree, working on my masters of law.
Nice! But what does a master's on top of a J.D. get you?
Chicks, man... The ladies love them multiple law degrees.

Gotta get the LL.M. before you can get the PHD. Need a PHD before you can get tenure in Canada. My thesis area is international tax law reform / tax havens.

Also, like the bird said, chicks, my wife wouldn't give me the time of day until she found out I was going to do an LL.M. [/joke]

Liberty's Edge

Comrade Anklebiter wrote:

PhD in Trolling from the Torvin Academy in Edme.

Vive le Galt!

U Jelly?


MS in Natural Resource Sciences, Focus in Plant Science, Specialization in Ecology and Environmental Physiology.


Comrade Anklebiter wrote:

PhD in Trolling from the Torvin Academy in Edme.

Vive le Galt!

You funny goblin...

Masters in law. Business lawyer.


M.A. in Curriculum and Instruction with ESL certification


23 years (soon 24)
Almost finishing a master in Physics

Sovereign Court

Bsc Information Technology in Organisations. Wil be doing a Masters degree in Business Management or Business Administration at some point in the next year or two.

Liberty's Edge

Nunya Bidness wrote:
M.A. in Curriculum and Instruction with ESL certification

Your name. Here I find irony. :)


I've been told more than once that I have a PhD in asshattery...does that count? :P


Completed my countries version of High School.

Qualified in a trade.

Now work in an industry where I make people feel safe and secure.

Liberty's Edge

bugleyman wrote:
I've been told more than once that I have a PhD in asshattery...does that count? :P

It's just a fake degree.

Liberty's Edge

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PhD in Social Psychology

Liberty's Edge

B.S. in C.S.


BS, Geology
MS, Hydrogeology
PG (licensed professional geoscientist)
(Now expired) Secondary Earth & Space Sciences teaching certificate

Shadow Lodge

Offtopic:
If Obama should give back his Nobel prize, shouldn't everyone else give back their honorary degrees?


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TOZ wrote:
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Spoiler:
If I sponsor and award the Kirth Gersen Prize for Threadjacking, and decide to offer it to someone who doesn't threadjack, do talk radio show hosts get to decide that I have to take it back?

I'm CPR-certified... and I'm NOT giving it BACK. :)

Sovereign Court

stormraven wrote:
I'm CPR-certified... and I'm NOT giving it BACK. :)

I'll see your CPR and raise you a front fork lift operator certification.


Robert Hawkshaw wrote:
stormraven wrote:
I'm CPR-certified... and I'm NOT giving it BACK. :)
I'll see your CPR and raise you a front fork lift operator certification.

my mother has one of those.


Two Bachelors (Anthropology and Computer Information Systems) half way through a Master's in Systems Architecture, and a CISSP (a high level computer security cert).

My goal is to be an expert in computer security.


Tiny Coffee Golem wrote:
my mother has one of those.

A fork-lift operator? ;-)


Darkwing Duck wrote:

Two Bachelors (Anthropology and Computer Information Systems) half way through a Master's in Systems Architecture, and a CISSP (a high level computer security cert).

My goal is to be an expert in computer security.

A laudable goal...and a commitment to lifelong learning. Whatever you do, don't go on record as considering yourself an expert, though! ;)


MLIS (Children's/Youth Librarian)
MFA Poetry
BA History
CELTA (ESL certificate from Cambridge)
Certification as School Librarian


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bugleyman wrote:
Tiny Coffee Golem wrote:
my mother has one of those.
A fork-lift operator? ;-)

Yup.

Long story short-ish:

She worked at this company that sold welding supplies and balloon supplies. There is a good business connection, but it's unimportant for the story.

Basically only men worked in the welding side and only women on the balloon side.

Somoeone send out a company wide memo offering forklift driving classes. They did not send this memo to the women. The flyer said anyone in the company could take the class. This upset my mother as it was generally sexist behavior.

She demanded to take the class lest she sue them for discrimination. So she did and she passed. She has never driven a forklift since. They scare her because she thinks they're too top heavy.

She does, however, carry her operators license in her wallet as a reminder. ;-)

Dark Archive

Well I don't have any certificates yet, since in my country things work a bit different than US and omfg am I having such a hard time getting a job because of it.


Deiros wrote:
Well I don't have any certificates yet, since in my country things work a bit different than US and omfg am I having such a hard time getting a job because of it.

:(

Hope it turns around for you.

Sovereign Court

HS Grad
BF - BA In Arts, BA in History, MA in Arts

Grand Lodge

Bachelor of Arts

Double major in History and Administrative (Business) Studies.

Dark Archive

Doubt it.

In US you need a licence to whipe your arse and a certificate that say you know how to do so.

In my country you just need the company you work for be certified and licensed to do so, so their employees if they leave they don't take the licence certificate. Yes the company trains you on how to do certain procedures and keep you in the black in other procedures until you have enough time with them to show it all to you.

So yeah I have worked with the UN and have a national prize with them an all the glory but I come to the US and I almost felt like I was stoped by a police officer and getting asked License and Certification please LOL.


Ba in psychology.

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