What universities / colleges you attend or attended

[Mike C.]

NYU... Econ/Math

 

[Ranjeev]

Hey Alan C, nothing wrong with a public school. Some of the most intelligent and successful people I know went to public schools. FCS, I'll answer your question when I have a bit more time. Got an exam and essay due in the morning...

 

[FCS]

Got an exam and essay due in the morning...

All the best for that one.

 

[Brian SD]

Hey Alan C, nothing wrong with a public school. Some of the most intelligent and successful people I know went to public schools. FCS, I'll answer your question when I have a bit more time. Got an exam and essay due in the morning...

I have to tell myself things like this when my confidence diminishes after seeing so many fine schools and majors that members on this board attend. I feel like white trash. But what can I say, I love my school, my city, and my scene.

I am a firm believer that to have class does not require an upper-class income, but after reading this board so much and seeing such eloquent language and prestigious careers, I can't come to believe that my theology is 100% true.

 

[T4phage]

Ph.D at U.C.Berkeley 1996

 

[Looking to improve]

First year of university at Erasmus University Rotterdam, then switched to Maastricht University, where I graduated with a degree in Economics (Accounting). Thereafter I attended a postgraduate program to become the Dutch equivalent of a CPA. However, I still have not completed that one and doubt I ever will... My interest in clothes started with the publication in the Netherlands of a book called Man en Pak (Man and Suit). After that I bought several other books that are well known among you all. And I started buying progressively better clothes, although perhaps not up to the standards of others in the forum. Still, it's nice to have something to aspire to Â

. MtB

 

[vero_group]

BS, Operations Research
BS, Mathematical Sciences

Both from Southern Methodist University, 1993.

Currently working on my Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) designation.

Graduate school is not for me.

 

[humrepair]

Brian.
Stick with your principles.Having class is all about how you treat other people.Not what school you attended or how much money you have accumulated.Some of the classiest people I know never went to college.
Neil
Temple University-B.A.
University of Pennsylvania-M.D.

 

[Thracozaag]

BM-Curtis Institute MM-Jailyard DMA (hopefully 2005)-Jailyard So, I'll have three completely useless degrees.

 

[PeterMetro]

BM-Curtis Institute MM-Jailyard DMA (hopefully 2005)-Jailyard So, I'll have three completely useless degrees.

Given the reputation of those two schools, I'd say they were far from useless. BA from NYU. Go Violets.

 

[imageWIS]

norcaltransplant,

Do you have a link to the thread?

Thanks,

Jon.

 

[AlanC]

Hey Alan C, nothing wrong with a public school. Â Some of the most intelligent and successful people I know went to public schools.

Oh, I don't lose any sleep over it. I take solace in the fact that I didn't have to pay for any of it.

 

[Bradford]

BA - Political Science and Communications Hillsdale College, Hillsdale, Michigan 1989 I first became interested in clothes when I walked into my high school, looked down and realized that I was naked. Oh wait, that was a nightmare Â

Bradford

 

[keayts]

Cornell University, '04. And about to be late for a prelim.

 

[vero_group]

Having a CFA is equivilent to having an MBA I hear though, correct? Â Best of luck with that.

I don't know about that, but the CFA is certainly more prestigious in certain circles. MBAs seem to be a dime a dozen these days. I think there are only 50,000 CFAs worldwide. I do know that only 37% passed the last CFA exam I took -- and passed.

Thanks for the good wishes.