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BA - Hillsdale College, 1989 (Chargers)

MBA - Arizona State University, expected 2008 (Sun Devils)
 

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So far, Emory, LSE, Harvard. Undergrad ("international studies", i.e. internationally-focused poli sci), masters (economics), doctorate (history), respectively.

In 2010, I'll have added a fourth, for the JD I'm starting this fall.
 

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B.S. Economics '01 - Georgia Tech (Yellow Jackets) J.D. '08 - Syracuse University (Orange) I went from a semi-ferocious mascot to a color!
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Originally Posted by SGladwell
So far, Emory, LSE, Harvard. Undergrad ("international studies", i.e. internationally-focused poli sci), masters (economics), doctorate (history), respectively.

In 2010, I'll have added a fourth, for the JD I'm starting this fall.


Professional Student?
 

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Originally Posted by SGladwell
So far, Emory, LSE, Harvard. Undergrad ("international studies", i.e. internationally-focused poli sci), masters (economics), doctorate (history), respectively.

In 2010, I'll have added a fourth, for the JD I'm starting this fall.


and at which institution will you procure your jd?

i'm trying to collect degrees myself...i may apply to anderson next year to do a joint jd/mba program.
 

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Originally Posted by DarkNWorn
Professional Student?
You could say that, I suppose, though I did also spend two years as a management consultant between the first two degrees, and two years as a professor that just ended. I'm going back for a number of reasons. I was frustrated here in a number of ways. I took this job primarily because it was the best gig that was geographically close to my mother; my father passed away shortly before I got serious about job-talks and Mum was diagnosed with cancer shortly thereafter. I didn't consider campus culture to the degree I perhaps should have. Also, I'm generally annoyed with this side of academia, and now that Mum's in much better shape emotionally and physically I really want to be living with my fiancee (wife in a few months!) for the first time since she left Boston for NYC four years ago. I suspect that I'll be done with school for good after 2010. I'm attending the "other" top 5 NYC law school, which is to say not the one from which my fiancee graduated but the other one.
 

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Bowdoin College - A.B.

Boston College Law School - J.D.
 

SoCal2NYC

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University of California, Santa Barbara
BA-Political Science w/ an emphasis in International Relations and Italian Language minor

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Originally Posted by JBZ
Bowdoin College - A.B.

Boston College Law School - J.D.


Isn't Bowdoin known for a certain type of tree (pine)? (I played hockey there in my travels across the N.E.).

Started at Kutztown Univ (Philosophy Major) and finished at Albright College (Apparel Merchandising and Design). Paid for and financed by moi!

Both majors seem pretty worthless.
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Originally Posted by Tck13
Isn't Bowdoin known for a certain type of tree (pine)? (I played hockey there in my travels across the N.E.).


Yes. 'Neath the Bowdoin Pines is a common refrain. It is a lovely campus.
 

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