Originally posted by: her209
What!?does that me put a Dr. in my name?
Originally posted by: simms
So if people ask me what I do, I could say I'm a lawyer, teacher and doctor? Even though I have no medical knowledge or practice? Seems a bit misleading.
Originally posted by: Nik
Originally posted by: simms
So if people ask me what I do, I could say I'm a lawyer, teacher and doctor? Even though I have no medical knowledge or practice? Seems a bit misleading.
No you dolt. You're a Philosophiae Doctor or doctor of philosophy. Just because someone has "Dr." as a title doesn't mean it pertains to the medical industry.
Originally posted by: jman19
Originally posted by: Nik
Originally posted by: simms
So if people ask me what I do, I could say I'm a lawyer, teacher and doctor? Even though I have no medical knowledge or practice? Seems a bit misleading.
No you dolt. You're a Philosophiae Doctor or doctor of philosophy. Just because someone has "Dr." as a title doesn't mean it pertains to the medical industry.
Hmm I think what he means is that he can say he is a doctor, which in itself is misleading since some people may think he is saying that is his profession.
Originally posted by: Nik
Originally posted by: simms
So if people ask me what I do, I could say I'm a lawyer, teacher and doctor? Even though I have no medical knowledge or practice? Seems a bit misleading.
No you dolt. You're a Philosophiae Doctor or doctor of philosophy. Just because someone has "Dr." as a title doesn't mean it pertains to the medical industry.
Originally posted by: Sluggo
Originally posted by: Nik
Originally posted by: simms
So if people ask me what I do, I could say I'm a lawyer, teacher and doctor? Even though I have no medical knowledge or practice? Seems a bit misleading.
No you dolt. You're a Philosophiae Doctor or doctor of philosophy. Just because someone has "Dr." as a title doesn't mean it pertains to the medical industry.
Yeah, take Dr. Dre for instance.
Originally posted by: aphex
In roughly 1 year i will hopefully recieve my Juris Doctor.
Believe me, Dr. is the LAST thing i'm expecting to be called![]()
He would say "I am a PhD."Originally posted by: jman19
Hmm I think what he means is that he can say he is a doctor, which in itself is misleading since some people may think he is saying that is his profession.
Originally posted by: ironwing
Originally posted by: aphex
In roughly 1 year i will hopefully recieve my Juris Doctor.
Believe me, Dr. is the LAST thing i'm expecting to be called![]()
Good, because it's really an M.A. hyped up to sound more significant.
Originally posted by: Nik
Originally posted by: Sluggo
Originally posted by: Nik
Originally posted by: simms
So if people ask me what I do, I could say I'm a lawyer, teacher and doctor? Even though I have no medical knowledge or practice? Seems a bit misleading.
No you dolt. You're a Philosophiae Doctor or doctor of philosophy. Just because someone has "Dr." as a title doesn't mean it pertains to the medical industry.
Yeah, take Dr. Dre for instance.
That is not a title earned by education in any way.
Originally posted by: jman19
Originally posted by: Nik
Originally posted by: simms
So if people ask me what I do, I could say I'm a lawyer, teacher and doctor? Even though I have no medical knowledge or practice? Seems a bit misleading.
No you dolt. You're a Philosophiae Doctor or doctor of philosophy. Just because someone has "Dr." as a title doesn't mean it pertains to the medical industry.
Hmm I think what he means is that he can say he is a doctor, which in itself is misleading since some people may think he is saying that is his profession.
Originally posted by: axelfox
Originally posted by: ironwing
Originally posted by: aphex
In roughly 1 year i will hopefully recieve my Juris Doctor.
Believe me, Dr. is the LAST thing i'm expecting to be called![]()
Good, because it's really an M.A. hyped up to sound more significant.
:Q
Originally posted by: Chaotic42
He would say "I am a PhD."Originally posted by: jman19
Hmm I think what he means is that he can say he is a doctor, which in itself is misleading since some people may think he is saying that is his profession.
Originally posted by: simms
Originally posted by: jman19
Originally posted by: Nik
Originally posted by: simms
So if people ask me what I do, I could say I'm a lawyer, teacher and doctor? Even though I have no medical knowledge or practice? Seems a bit misleading.
No you dolt. You're a Philosophiae Doctor or doctor of philosophy. Just because someone has "Dr." as a title doesn't mean it pertains to the medical industry.
Hmm I think what he means is that he can say he is a doctor, which in itself is misleading since some people may think he is saying that is his profession.
Let's throw this into the mix as well and say yes, I'm asking this too.
My reply was that "So if people ask me what I do, I could say I'm a lawyer, teacher and doctor? Even though I have no medical knowledge or practice? Seems a bit misleading."
So, although you could call yourself Dr. Nik, you cannot say that you are Dr. Nik, the teacher, doctor and lawyer, correct?
