What kind of degree do you have?

[Freeroostah]

Bachelors Degree in Business (Marketing concentration) and also a minor in History
Im currently thinking for masters in History,Anthropology,or International Relations/Geopolitics.

[Westbrook]

I'm curious what career field you lot are in

PhD in nuclear sciences

Degree on History
Master in North American Contemporary History

Spanish
English
Italian
German

Bachelors Degree in Business (Marketing concentration) and also a minor in History
Im currently thinking for masters in History,Anthropology,or International Relations/Geopolitics.

Bachelor of Science - Health and Physical Education.

Even though I'm not a teacher, my degree has helped my career.

[IrisSelene]

None bc I am a badass dropout lol








It's actually thanks to my mental issues but anyway.

I do want to get back on track and try to get into university but I can't decide on what to study.

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[Root]

MSc in the Apricity anthropology.

[Kyp]

B.Sc.
B.Eng

[pulstar]

MSc in Mechanical Engineering

Essentially this. My major is control systems engineering, but today I deeply regret I didn't study theoretical physics or mathematics as I see how less intelligent and less knowledgeable people manage to finish it and get fine jobs.

[TheMaestro]

Masters in retardology topped in class obviously.

[Ülev]

yet in the elementary school


























in some of my nightmares

[IrisSelene]

yet in the elementary school


























in some of my nightmares

Same

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[JamesBond007]

I was a computer system administrator and the job included some programming (mostly scripting languages) so I decided to deep dive into programming and now I am a computer programmer. I went to college for computer information systems , at a state university , but found it to be a waste of my time and dropped out. Anyone, with an IQ of 125 or higher can essentially train themselves to do anything. More and more computer programmers are self-taught every year.

Our 2016 Developer Survey found that 56% of developers [computer programmers] in fact do not have a college degree in computer science or related fields. The most popular way for developers to learn is by “self-teaching” in some way (69% of respondents told us they were at least partially self-taught; 13% said they were entirely self-taught).

https://stackoverflow.blog/2016/10/0...llege-degrees/