What stage of schooling are you in?

[Aristophanes]

So, what stage of schooling/real life are you in with respect to your education?

Professional designations are not included. If you're doing a CA while working but only with bachelor's, vote 'real world w/ bachelor's'.

Graduates studies for me... :|

[xaueious]

Most people visitiing this forum are going to be Undergrad

[alv077]

cause those MDs have way too much money to be hanging around here ;)

[koft]

cause those MDs have way too much money to be hanging around here ;)

LOL. Wrong.. MD doesn't have way too much money. =P Consider time invested and residency which paid almost at minimal wage (based on hours worked) haha

[Aristophanes]

I'm pretty sure lots of professional/high income individuals visit this site regularly. Maybe just not this part of the forum. A lot of well educated individuals post elsewhere...such as in the careers section.

[Sylvestre]

like me :)

I'm still doing my masters p/t and not scheduled to be done until fall 07 so I guess for now I'm real-world w/ U.grad.

[will1087]

under-grad

[ptxpress]

Real world w/ grad degree

[rhcp]

high school yeeeeee :cheesygri

[red_roses101]

Entering year 4 of 4 for OSSD.

[mada726]

Entering to my first year at Durham College in the two-year Computer Systems Technician program. I'm planning to be busy in the coming weeks.

I also created a thread on which college one of you people are going to. Have a look: http://www.redflagdeals.com/forums/showthread.php?t=323335

[Dark-Colonel]

I'm finishing my last year at high school.

[Eyies]

What exactly is "Real world w/.."?

[felix]

Real world w/ Undergrad Deg


cause those MDs have way too much money to be hanging around here ;)
I actually know of a few MDs on this forum. Did you know many rich people are cheap!!

[nolookingca]

Did you know many rich people are cheap!!

:razz: Of course. That's how they stay rich.

[JS2K6]

LOL. Wrong.. MD doesn't have way too much money. =P Consider time invested and residency which paid almost at minimal wage (based on hours worked) haha

Agreed. I'm a resident, and we make roughly $50,000-$70,000 depending on the year of training. However, many of us have to work over 70-80 hours a week on a regular basis (over 100 for many surgery residents) so when you work out the hourly rate it's not so hot. Plus, there are many new grads starting residency with 6 figure debts. This doesn't equate to having "way too much money" by any stretch of the imagination. :)

[cjpark]

Finished my undergrad degree a year ago, start teacher's college on Tuesday.

[rayesyn]

3rd year engineering at UW

[cechlin]

Highschool.

[mdonaldson]

Teacher, Undergrad degree + Post Bacc (=30 credits)

[jd82]

starting grad school in a couple of weeks..