What degree do you have?

[Elias824]

and how long did it take you to get it? or how long do you expect to take?

 

[Leros]

BSEE, 3.5 years.

Working on a MSEE now. 1 year in, one 1 year to go.

 

[jersiq]

BS Mathematics. 8 years part time and I graduate this fall.

 

[arcenite]

BA CS 5.5 years

 

[Ns1]

BS, Accounting Info Sys, 6 years (transfer+degree change)

 

[nageov3t]

BA, four years.

 

[96Firebird]

BS in Mechanical Engineering, expected in 15 days. Took me 5 years, with 2 6-month co-ops.

 

[artikk]

BSEE 4 years, graduating this may

 

[Beev]

I'm curious to know who has a degree that has been worth a damn for them. I suspect only engineers will say yes...

 

[Oil]

Petroleum Engineering. 4 years

 

[Oil]

I'm curious to know who has a degree that has been worth a damn for them. I suspect only engineers will say yes...

Sup?

 

[HAL9000]

BA(Hons) Philosophy 2:1 - Cambridge - 3 years, (most degrees over here take 3 years as long as you don't fail a year)

Now studying for a BA(Hons) Computer Networking.

 

[Farmer]

SB Physics and aerospace eng. (4 years), worked a year, starting for Ph.D. in fall.

 

[LegendKiller]

BS Psychology and History (4 yrs), MBA w/Finance concentration (2 yrs), CFA charter (ok, not a degree, but almost...3 years).

 

[BoomerD]

3rd

 

[arcenite]

I'm curious to know who has a degree that has been worth a damn for them. I suspect only engineers will say yes...

Yes, computer science.

It's about getting that piece of paper to get into the company of your dreams. My fiancee and I have both done it successfully with far different degrees.

 

[Imp]

BASc civil engineering - 4 years

Working on M.Eng. in same, should be done by this December, so 1.3 years.

 

[nanette1985]

B.Music, 4 years. M.Music, 2 years. BS Computer Science, took a year and a half part time & MS Computer Science, 3 years part time, while working.

 

[IndyColtsFan]

BSEE, 4 years, and started my MSEE and was close to finishing but stopped -- I changed industries.

 

[mwtgg]

BS Accounting, 3.5 years

Yes, it was essential to my career.

 

[arcenite]

bs accounting, 3.5 years

yes, it was essential to my career.

omg ... It's you!

 

[mwtgg]

omg ... It's you!

Hey baby, I've been around. What's up?

 

[roguerower]

BS in Building Construction, 5 years.

 

[arcenite]

Hey baby, I've been around. What's up?

Not too much is up... buying a house... fiancee got a job before even graduating... getting married.

Busy year.

HOW ABOUT YOU?

 

[datalink7]

I'm curious to know who has a degree that has been worth a damn for them. I suspect only engineers will say yes...

BA in Philosophy. Has been very much worth it. However, my case is rather specialized and I imagine a Philosophy is worthless to most people outside of just general knowledge and engaging your mind.