I left college to pursue my career with racehorses. I love what I do and couldnt have picked a better route for myself. I want to earn my PhD in Equine science, but I have to collect some money first! lol

I said associates degree, but I only have an equivalent to that, meaning I have the hours, just not the actually degree, but I'm going back to school this fall to finish it and to finish my BSE, then Masters once that it complete!

My BA is for a Major in Psychology and Minor in Criminal Justice and my Masters is for Criminal Justice. Not sure if I want to go any further.

I've got an Associate's and have thought about going for a Bachelor's and even a Master's, but my jobs of late are going so far in the opposite direction that I don't think it'd be worth it. It did help me get a higher paying position at my last job, so it wasn't all for nothing.

I aint got no fancy collage deployma.

I did however graduate from USCM bootcamp. After leaving the Corps ive learned how to rebuild diesel enjines from the block up and everything else on diesel vehicles, welding fabrication, and how to kill.

One more fucking semester and I'll have my Associate's in Psychology.
I don't want to go into the field, I just want a damn degree.

Then I'm going to tech school to enter into Medical Billing and Coding. I love desk jobs

I have an AA, tho it's not doing me much help. Nothing really interests me is the whole problem.

I have a bachelor's degree in and I'm currently pursing a Master's degree in Dietetics and Nutrition.

I have a Master's Degree in Professional Counseling with a specialization in Marriage and Family Therapy. I no longer work in the field, but my specialty was working with children/adolescents and their families, and HIV+ men.

I have my high school diploma. I'm planning to go back to school in September 2011 but have no clue as to what I want to take.

I am working towards my BSW (Bachelor's in Social Work)for now. Then I plan on working towards the Masters next Thinking about minoring in some type of Business Management.

Sophomore business management major, but will be a junior in the fall. Afterwards, off to cooking school for two years--I'm gonna open a bakery!

I wished I had more than I do.

I imagine everyone does. I can think of several doctorates that could be fun if I had the time and money.

I'm currently in college with one year left and then on to graduate school.

woot, 100th vote

yayuh! currently a student in college, going to med school soon ahhhhh

H.S Diploma! I am a medical assistant but there was no option for technincal school.

I graduated high school and realized I wanted to be a secretary and the options were to go to school for four years and start a little higher up in the ranks, or just start working and have what's requested as 'equivalent experience' in less than 4 years. It worked out fine, I've never had a hard time finding a job or been without one, I get paid very well, and I love what I do. If I could go back and do things over, I wouldn't do it differently.

I was homeschooled and have my GED, I audited a variety of courses at Smith College as a teenager and had tutors

Once I started college I never stopped. I am a Medical Assistant, Chef, Artists, and a Tattoo artist. My sisters think I am crazy. They always say with diploma you are going to use Now I am in school for business

Currently in college! I'll be getting a BS, then moving on to get a Masters.

I have an Associates Degree in Environmental Water and currently work at my city's drinking water treatment plant.

I'm a senior in college. I'll be getting my BA in history in May. I hope to be going to graduate school, but we'll see....

Two Bachelor's, one Master's, and a Ph.D-- all in scientific disciplines. I had a chance at a post-doc fellowship, but turned it down because it would have taken me away from my wife and, at that point, months-old son for 2-3 weeks out of every month.

I have my Masters and I'm going to back to school for a second. Love that economy...

GED. It was a requirement for a temporary job I wanted. After nine years out of school, I took the test without preparation and scored really high in three out of the five subjects. My lowest scores were in language arts and math. It takes at least six rewrites for me to complete an essay and the topic was about friendship. I just scribbeld something legible down. I think it had three paragraphs, each containing three to four short sentences using simple words. I still scored higher than most of my group and 70% of the country. Math wasn't a shock, though. Trig and algebra are my strong suite, geometry kicks my butt.

I hated the way public school curriculum was set up and I wanted to go to the alternative school. I was on a really good path there when my world flipped upside down, my mother kicked me out and I moved in with a thirty-something mother of two. She, conveniently, was an alcoholic to boot. My transportation was an issue as school was 17 miles across town. I was too prideful to re-enroll in the public school.

I had a small interest in going to college when I was a teenager. Now that the years have passed, I still cannot think of any one thing that I would want to know about in such depth outside of sex. In order to get a degree of some kind in that vein, I would have to attend a university. My choices are one that requires all freshman, married or not, to live on campus or downtown. One cuts off employment opportunities and the other is just a logistical nightmare.

I keep myself occupied with learning tidbits and analyzing everything to death. More of an armchair psychologist if I were to be totally honest with myself. And that's what dropping out of high school did for me! /sarcasm

I dropped out of HS got my GED then went to college, dropped out again and I am currently in the process of getting back into school