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I have finally finished with college, gotten 2 degrees in the past 3 years. And to celebrate, I am going to continue working at the grocery store I'm currently working at, so I can take this summer to (finally) have my wedding, relax, and enjoy some nice relaxing days for the first time in 3 years. woot woot!
congrats, thats actually cheap for an education, what degrees do you have?
a pair of AA's?
my BA will cost me about $40000, MA will be another $20000, so $60000 is about what ill be at :(
Associates in both auto tech and autobody
Woohoo, congrats. Thats great man!
nice, those are 60 hours a piece?
Thats pretty good. my 13 month course at lincoln tech was roughly $22,000 with no degree. a month after I graduated, Lincoln Tech started an associates degree program. Oh well, I was in the first group of 5 to graduate from Lincoln Tech on the National Technical Honor Society
That sucks that you didn't get the degree. Atleast you still have the knowledge though
Congrats yo!
Im going for a few degrees myself, but havent kept track of the cost. Going for History, Sociology, Social Work, and Criminal Justice. Prolly gonna be very expensive by the time I am done.
Just got my BA in English with concentration on professional writing.
I'm in the whole like $120,000
You're lucky!
thats really ironic.Quote:
Originally Posted by AveoBro
You guys got more degrees than a thermometer!
$120,000! That is fours times what I will owe....Quote:
Originally Posted by AveoBro
and still nobody noticed what rabbit pointed out... $120K later he can't figure out a difference between WHOLE and HOLE and when to use them. :D
$120k in an english professional writing degree.
I was just busting his balls though, no need to turn the thread into a bashing.
Lets get back to the original topic, the cost if education... And also, if you guys don't kind asking, what kind of money are you making/looking at making with the english degree?
My favorite mechanic (other than myself, but i am retired) has an english degree.