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Do you have a college degree?
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kwilkinson
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Workin on it.
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A Bachelors degree is the same nowadays as a high school degree 30 years ago. No big deal. But college is not for everyone. Rather than push people to go to college who are 1) not interested 2) are not college material anyway, states should emphasize trade schools for some.
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kwilkinson
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Pretty simple question.Originally Posted by Connemara
A Bachelors degree is the same nowadays as a high school degree 30 years ago. No big deal. But college is not for everyone. Rather than push people to go to college who are 1) not interested 2) are not college material anyway, states should emphasize trade schools for some.Originally Posted by lee_44106
See how crappy you can design a poll if you don't have a college degree?Originally Posted by DarkNWorn
In my defense, I posted before he had actually made the poll answers.
And I still answered much better than beaver man!
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Because I've yet to complete my degree, I am unable to successfully design and implement a poll. Once that BA is in hand, there will be no problems.Originally Posted by Connemara
But they're still doing well teaching us buzzwords in undergrad
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Because I've yet to complete my degree, I am unable to successfully design and implement a poll. Once that BA is in hand, there will be no problems.Originally Posted by Connemara
Will you be able to learn about the various degrees and right pages of sparkling prose on it?
And wtf, no choice for multiple graduate degrees?
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So am I the only "dropout" here? I've wasted so much time, accumulating enough credits for a degree or two, my only solace being that I had to pay for none of it.
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What do I chose if I went to school and got an STD?
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Got my MS.
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