What's your level of education?

Just curious :grin:

I only have my high school diploma, but I might go to university for philosophy in September. My counsellor thinks I might be autistic, and if I am, the government Would help pay tor my schooling. I hope my screening turns out positive...

will be having an M.A. (one major/two minors) by the end of the year.

I have a bachelor's degree. Note sure if I'm ever going to continue on to something higher.

In my final year of school, and if I can get my arse in gear I'll be soon off to university to do Eastern European Studies, which would be pretty cool *fingers crossed* *touch wood*

I'm still in school. Will be getting my Associates at the end of this year, and transferring to university to study Meteorology through the doctorate level.

University drop out.

Also, no idea of what half of the alternatives mean.

Bachelor's Degree. It looks like I'll have a college diploma in a couple of years (journalism) and who knows, perhaps a Master's at some to-be-determined point.

Currently studying to get my bachelor's in history.

I think Pilantra makes a good point. Many of those alternatives/terms I suspect only have meaning in the US educational system.

English Secondary school ed + 1 yr of college (Music). Going to start a distance university degree in Politics & Philosophy very soon.

I handed in my dissertation for my MSc Mathematics in November. I haven't actually been awarded the degree yet, but I voted Master's degree anyway because I've done all the work.

Man, I miss studying. I'm hoping to work and save up some money now and go back to education when my son's a bit older and I can afford to fund most of it myself.

High school graduate. Currently trying to get certification for Electrician

I left school at 15.

Devrim

I'm a high school dropout.

i have a diploma in carpentry (i guess thats an associate degree over where you are?) and several years off a bachelor in theatre and education but didnt finish that one. also a bunch off diploma's in stuff like welding, first aid, fire safety etc etc

BA history, starting a masters this September hopefully and ultimately I want to do a doctorate

I have a GED

I have a BA in creative and professional writing and a Post-Graduate Diploma (PGDip) in screen arts (a PGDip is basically the equivalent of two-thirds of a masters). I'm now working towards an MSc in adult nursing.

I quite like the idea of doing a doctorate, but it's so many words.

And also they don't have PGCert and PGDip qualifications in the US, so they're missed out.