Did you attend college?

nope ive ;looked into every option i could do and the best bet is take the class pluss 2 really stupid classes like PE haha and ill end up with two AA's

 

What are AA's? Do what you gotta do man, the degree is worth it even in this economy.

 

Started back in the 80's, but never finished. I still don't know what I want to be when I grow up.

 

we don't have counselors, we're responsible for making our own schedules and getting everything done using a list of required classes.

 

AA's associates in science basically the general ed classes in a technical field of choice (fire science to be a firefighter) and known more as minors in the 4 year colleges
political science will be comming next semester then the following semester i will recieve my fire science one when i graduate the academy woot woot

 

we have a similar thing but also have the counselors to help suggest the proper classes for the degree you want and to help you transfer

i go to Santa Ana College in CA and its a trade or tech school with a nationaly ranked fire academy, diesel mechanics, welding, criminal justic and nursing so counselors are needed

 

ah I see, we have advisers which are generally well established professors who will help out with schedules. This is purely an academic school though.

 

Needs to be another option of joined military and attended college

 

ahh they think ur smart enough to figure it out haha at least you have advisors tho

 

haha unfortunately. It's okay I have probably the best adviser here so im good.

 

There is "Yes, Joined Military" I think that it implies that you did both.

 

every MBA program I've seen requires 2 years of business experience as a prerequisite

You can't go wrong with a Master's degree in business

 

Just shows polls always cut & dried -- I served (US Army) and a major motivator was, at the time, the GI Bill which I took advantage of after I ETS'd. I took the last option to mean that but thought I would clarify.

 

If you'd already have a business degree and are working in that kind of environment than I'd say 100% get it. Otherwise not sure if there would be a benefit. Plus as mentioned above there's usually going to be some sort of business prerequisite.

 

4 years down for my B.S. in Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering Dual major... 4 amazing/very busy years....

and then I stayed and now am 1 semester down of 3 for a M.S in Aero engineering.... been to contemplating Air Force/Navy vs Private Industry for afterward.

 

B.S. in Computer Engineering from Iowa State University.

 

completed a BAS specializing in Education Management and Training from Wayland Baptist University and am giving thought to a master's in management.

 

Wow. I'd be slitting my wrists right now.

 

I got in 2 years while in the Army then finished my undergrad (History major/Gov't minor) at Campbell University after I retired. Became involuntarily interested in prosthetics after an accident and went back to college while recovering. I spent a year taking prereqs to get into Northwestern University's Prosthetics program. Counting internship and residency I have 7.5 years of college now...damn it went by fast!

 

Masters in Psychology (Counseling specialty)
B.S. in Education (Corporate T&D speciality)
B.S. in Psychology
A.A.S. in Education and Training Management
A.A.S. in Criminal Justice

I'm done with school thank God! For those of you still going through it, stick with it and good luck!