What was your highest level of full time education?...

[beet1e]

...and how old were you when you quit full-time education?

My answers - 7x GCE 'O' Level, plus a (wasted) year in the sixth form. I quit at 17½ because by then I realised that I knew everything, so no further education was necessary. ;) -just kidding! I'll post the real reasons next time.

[Jackal1]

I red sum stuf onse.

[eskimo2]

I have an associates degree, a bachelors degree and am two classes away from my masters.  All together I have over 11 years of college and hundreds of credits.  

eskimo

[storch]

whut?

[Maverick]

In the order they were obtained.

Bachelors Public Admin.
MA-Ed Curriculum and instruction
Associate of Tecnology When I got my A&P.

I got the A&P when 49

I hated college when an undergraduate. I suppose it was just a case of burnout and having to work my way through college. Later when I got the MA at age 43 I thought school was actually fun. I didn't realize it would be that way when I started but learning new stuff was really far easier later then it was earlier in life. Getting the A&P was a piece of cake and still fun. I wasn't really sorry to be done with it and wouldn't mind starting some classes again sometime.

[crowMAW]

Originally posted by beet1e
7x GCE 'O' Level, plus a (wasted) year in the sixth form.

Can some one explain the British education system?

[Nuke33]

Bachelors of Business Administration. Marketing and Entrepreneurship majors. Graduated a year ago this month..

[Nilsen]

Bachelor of international marketing.

[eskimo2]

Originally posted by crowMAW
Can some one explain the British education system?

Bassically it means that he’s attended Hogwarts School of Wizardry and WitchCraft but dropped out before completing Divination and Transfiguration classes.  

eskimo

[spitfiremkv]

I am a Bachelor and I have a Masters in baiting.

[spitfiremkv]

Originally posted by eskimo2
Bassically it means that he’s attended Hogwarts School of Wizardry and WitchCraft but dropped out before completing Divination and Transfiguration classes.  

eskimo

Transfiguration is a required course for first years. You should be brutally raped by Hagrid for posting such nonsense!

[Pooh21]

When I was in 2nd grade my teacher was walking backwards in front of us and then fell down and broke her arm. then a few years later I took some college classes after getting out of high school.

[Habu]

I have a B.Sci and a M.Eng. It took 7 years of University to get both degrees.

A Masters in Engineering is not an easy thing to get. I was looking at getting a Masters in Education (another story) and found you can get one in a year easy.

Kind of made me feel that some schools and programs really cheapen the degree.

[eskimo2]

Originally posted by Habu
I have a B.Sci and a M.Eng. It took 7 years of University to get both degrees.

A Masters in Engineering is not an easy thing to get. I was looking at getting a Masters in Education (another story) and found you can get one in a year easy.

Kind of made me feel that some schools and programs really cheapen the degree.

Most degree programs are pretty darn easy; many are exceptionally difficult and others are somewhere in-between.    Art, architecture and medicine are all quite different in difficulty.

eskimo

[weaselsan]

Originally posted by eskimo2
Most degree programs are pretty darn easy; many are exceptionally difficult and others are somewhere in-between.    Art, architecture and medicine are all quite different in difficulty.

eskimo

I graduated from the University of Kentucky....then I moved to Florida and started the 6th grade.