Where did you graduate from?

[Hamilpore]

I am interested to where everyone graduated from. If you are still in school feel free to post that. This can be all High School, Undergraduate, or Graduate degrees.

High School:
Decatur High School

Associate in Liberal Arts Degree:
Southwestern Michigan College

Bachelors of Science in History and Education (w/minor in Geography):
Grand Valley State University

Graduate Program (currently pursuing a masters in History Education):
University of Michigan

[Telconi]

I am interested to where everyone graduated from. If you are still in school feel free to post that. This can be all High School, Undergraduate, or Graduate degrees.

High School:
Decatur High School

Associate in Liberal Arts Degree:
Southwestern Michigan College

Bachelors of Science in History and Education (w/minor in Geography):
Grand Valley State University

Graduate Program (currently pursuing a masters in History Education):
University of Michigan

Nowhere...

[Neu Leonstein]

Kenmore State High, University of Queensland and London School of Economics.

[Hamilpore]

Kenmore State High, University of Queensland and London School of Economics.

You know, back when I first entered College, I had the desire to be an economist. I was set to spend the summer of 2017 at the London School of Economics but pulled out a month earlier. I knew a friend that went there and said it was brilliant.

[Hamilpore]

I am interested to where everyone graduated from. If you are still in school feel free to post that. This can be all High School, Undergraduate, or Graduate degrees.

High School:
Decatur High School

Associate in Liberal Arts Degree:
Southwestern Michigan College

Bachelors of Science in History and Education (w/minor in Geography):
Grand Valley State University

Graduate Program (currently pursuing a masters in History Education):
University of Michigan

Nowhere...

Ahh that sucks mate. Soon eh?

[Telconi]

Nowhere...

Ahh that sucks mate. Soon eh?

Uh, no. I'm twenty-eight.

[Neu Leonstein]

You know, back when I first entered College, I had the desire to be an economist. I was set to spend the summer of 2017 at the London School of Economics but pulled out a month earlier. I knew a friend that went there and said it was brilliant.

I have this sneaky suspicion that almost all half-decent universities are basically as good as each other. It is what you make of it: if you go out and meet the right people you can have a great time partying, travelling the world with them and having the time of your life. And if you go out and meet different people, maybe you'll end up having deep and meaningful debates and conversations, learn amazing stuff and read half a library of deep insights that make you a better person and great thinker.

Or you do neither and maybe you just end up going to grad careers events all the time and end up working in finance. I suspect it's for that latter bit that the name of the school is relevant. The rest, not so much.

That said, I was only there for a year of grad school, so I'm hardly an expert. For what it's worth, I had some good teachers there. Can't knock them.

[Major-Tom]

Currently in university, so technically a high school graduate working on my bachelor's degree before I pursue a law degree.

[Hamilpore]

You know, back when I first entered College, I had the desire to be an economist. I was set to spend the summer of 2017 at the London School of Economics but pulled out a month earlier. I knew a friend that went there and said it was brilliant.

I have this sneaky suspicion that almost all half-decent universities are basically as good as each other. It is what you make of it: if you go out and meet the right people you can have a great time partying, travelling the world with them and having the time of your life. And if you go out and meet different people, maybe you'll end up having deep and meaningful debates and conversations, learn amazing stuff and read half a library of deep insights that make you a better person and great thinker.

Or you do neither and maybe you just end up going to grad careers events all the time and end up working in finance. I suspect it's for that latter bit that the name of the school is relevant. The rest, not so much.

That said, I was only there for a year of grad school, so I'm hardly an expert. For what it's worth, I had some good teachers there. Can't knock them.

I totally agree.

[Major-Tom]

Ahh that sucks mate. Soon eh?

Uh, no. I'm twenty-eight.

It's never too late if you want to go/go back. Unless you're like 90 or something.

[Hamilpore]

Currently in university, so technically a high school graduate working on my bachelor's degree before I pursue a law degree.

There is a saying among the people I met at Cooley's Law School.
"Getting a Law Degree is like a Pie-Eating Contest where the prize is more Pie to Eat"

[Major-Tom]

Currently in university, so technically a high school graduate working on my bachelor's degree before I pursue a law degree.

There is a saying among the people I met at Cooley's Law School.
"Getting a Law Degree is like Pie-Eating Contest where the prize is more Pie to Eat"

I've heard similar expressions. Still something I'm eager to do.

[Hamilpore]

Ahh that sucks mate. Soon eh?

Uh, no. I'm twenty-eight.

Well if your life is good and you have a stable income. Live your life. And, there is always time to go back and get a GED.

[Hamilpore]

There is a saying among the people I met at Cooley's Law School.
"Getting a Law Degree is like Pie-Eating Contest where the prize is more Pie to Eat"

I've heard similar expressions. Still something I'm eager to do.

Props to you. If it's anything like my graduate program (I had to grade 220 Undergrad papers in one Week while working as a Highschool teacher) then I don't envy the more work that I'm told ya'll have to do.

[Major-Tom]

I've heard similar expressions. Still something I'm eager to do.

Props to you. If it's anything like my graduate program (I had to grade 220 Undergrad papers in one Week while working as a Highschool teacher) then I don't envy the more work that I'm told ya'll have to do.

Thankfully, it's lots of memorization, reading, writing, etc. All things I'm pretty decent at. Now, if it involved, say, calculus, I wouldn't even consider it.

[The New California Republic]

Master of Arts in Philosophy, Master of Letters in Continental Philosophy, and working towards a PhD in Philosophy. Not saying where I graduated from specifically, but it is a University in Scotland.

[Hamilpore]

Master of Arts in Philosophy, Master of Letters in Continental Philosophy, and working towards a PhD in Philosophy. Not saying where I graduated from specifically, but it is a University in Scotland.

Fascinating. I never personally went beyond Philosophy 101 in my Undergrad but I would be incredibly interested in sitting down to a conversation with you. What specific area are you working your dissertation in? I still have no idea if I'm even going to pursue one myself.

[Telconi]

Uh, no. I'm twenty-eight.

It's never too late if you want to go/go back. Unless you're like 90 or something.

I've gone back and grabbed a GED. And I have some technical certifications. But yeah, formal schooling for me ended before I finished high school.

I'd eventually like to hit a University and go further, but that isn't in the cards right now, if ever.

[Major-Tom]

It's never too late if you want to go/go back. Unless you're like 90 or something.

I've gone back and grabbed a GED. And I have some technical certifications. But yeah, formal schooling for me ended before I finished high school.

I'd eventually like to hit a University and go further, but that isn't in the cards right now, if ever.

A GED is definitely solid. I imagine you're too busy with work and whatnot to go further? I hear that a ton from people, and it's extremely valid, because going back for classes conceivably can take a ton of time.

[The New California Republic]

Master of Arts in Philosophy, Master of Letters in Continental Philosophy, and working towards a PhD in Philosophy. Not saying where I graduated from specifically, but it is a University in Scotland.

Fascinating. I never personally went beyond Philosophy 101 in my Undergrad but I would be incredibly interested in sitting down to a conversation with you. What specific area are you working your dissertation in? I still have no idea if I'm even going to pursue one myself.

Nietzsche. I am going to Germany later this year, to look at some of his original manuscripts and notebooks etc, so quite excited for that! Aside from Nietzsche, I also have a keen interest in the likes of Baudrillard, Bergson, Deleuze, Foucault, Heidegger, Marx, etc. I would love to do a comparative of Marx and Nietzsche at some point, as that is an angle that hasn't really been touched by most Nietzsche scholars, even though my studies of Nietzsche over the past ten years have revealed that there is ample material for such a project.

[Pope Joan]

Kenmore State High, University of Queensland and London School of Economics.

I hear that Mick Jagger is a graduate of the London School of Economics. Does he ever drop by for old grads day?

[Pope Joan]

Allegheny College
oldest continually operating college west of the Allegheny mountains
Transylvania in WVA would beat us but they closed their doors for awhile.

Northwestern University School of Law, Chicago

Pittsburgh Theological Seminary

[The Grene Knyght]

Secondary School: A very catholic school in a small Irish town.
University: I graduated with a B.A. majoring in both History and in English Literature from University College Dublin (UCD).
Studying for an M.A. in English in Trinity College Dublin.

[Chadlai]

High School:
i'll never tell lolololol

Just college in general:
The Ohio State University

[Pope Joan]

High School:
i'll never tell lolololol

Just college in general:
The Ohio State University

My wife is a Penn State grad, doctorate.

Just a fair warning.