Your level of education - Page 3

Originally Posted by cadman

Pretty self explanatory. If your particular level is not listed, please do not get offended.


Edit: Please select all that apply. Also, if you will be receiving a particular degree shortly, let us know!





In case you were wondering... I have been attending Rio Hondo College in Southern Cali for the past 4 years. I will be receiving a Certificate in Architectural Drafting and A.S. in Engineering Drafting Technology. I am not going to stop there but I have not been able to accumulate sufficient funds to transfer. Hopefully that will change this year and I can move on to working on a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering, followed by whatever else there are funds for.



Edit: Over 70 views and only 13 votes? So you guys that did not vote are telling me that you have been living under a rock correct? Or I suppose you just didn't feel like voting...

Edit: If you are still in high school, I apologize. I forgot to add an option for that.

Originally Posted by thedream

just started CC. I think i'm considered a sophomore though cause i got 45+ credits from my AP exams. I'll still probably stay at this CC for a couple of years because it's so expensive (florida too, and these bastards keep on increasing tuition). I don't know if i'll ever be a full time student with the costs. If i was a citizen, i would've probably gotten my engineering degree in 3 years.

it's really quite sad.

Originally Posted by HOPEFULDREAMER

Are they counting all the credits though? I had about 45 credits too and then, through "technicalities" [i.e., my AP American History credit, which should have given me 6 credits, only wound up being 3 credits because BCC doesn't offer the secondary course...URGH] they shut it down to about 24...and then, after excruciating talks with my counselor, I was told that the credits I received weren't even considered towards my AA and I got stuck with 16. URGH, I HATE Florida schools.

But yeah, congrats if they let you keep the credits!