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BA in Marketing Communications, PR concentration. Probably doing grad school in the summer for an MA in International Relations and an MS in PR.
 
BSc Bioinformatics
MSc Neuroscience

Yet i am still one of the dumbest people i know...yay
 
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Finishing up my B.S. in electrical engineering next May.

Still not sure if I want to pursue an M.S. and/or Ph.D., but I'll apply anyway and see where life takes me.
 
B.S. and M.S. in Mechanical Engineering... currently finishing the Ph.D


seems like there are many grad level science degrees here
 
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Double majored and ended up with a BA in History and also in Classical Civilizations. Minored in Poli Sci. Graduated this past May.

Somehow I found a job right after college. Looking at grad programs for Fall of 2013 if I find the right one.
 
Bachelors of Arts in English

and i am currently working on an Associates of Science for Air Traffic Control Management.
 
Bachelors of Arts integrative Biology
Doctorate in Pharmacy
Next step is CPHIMS (Healthcare information and management systems) certification and an MBA

Also considering if it is plausible to do an AA in Information Technology - if any of you guys have advice in that area, let me know!

I'm finishing up my CRNA program this December.
Checked out the CPHIMS website, looks like something I may be interested in. Been into computers since my dad brought home a 286 when I was a youngin'. Might be an interesting way to bring my interest in technology into work.
 
I'm finishing up my CRNA program this December.
Checked out the CPHIMS website, looks like something I may be interested in. Been into computers since my dad brought home a 286 when I was a youngin'. Might be an interesting way to bring my interest in technology into work.

Yeah, the only thing that is stopping me is the eligibility requirements. If you have a BS you need 5 years in associated IT management systems experience, 3 of those in healthcare setting; or if you went to grad school, you need 3 years with 2 in healthcare.
 
Yeah, the only thing that is stopping me is the eligibility requirements. If you have a BS you need 5 years in associated IT management systems experience, 3 of those in healthcare setting; or if you went to grad school, you need 3 years with 2 in healthcare.

How are you going to get your IT management systems experience while working full time as a practitioner?
I think that would be my biggest roadblock, 40+ hrs a week in the OR is going to put a damper on any time to spend with IT.
 
How are you going to get your IT management systems experience while working full time as a practitioner?
I think that would be my biggest roadblock, 40+ hrs a week in the OR is going to put a damper on any time to spend with IT.

I am already in IT as an informatics pharmacist, so just working would fulfill the requirement.
 
The degree is from Unitec but I did the actual course at Waiariki in Whakatane (first year) and Rotorua (subsequent years). This was back in 2002-04.

Ah cool, I have the same degree from Unitec - 2007-09.
 
BM- Music Performance and Composition.
About to finish my MM in Music Performance.

Percussion... YEAH, I hit things for a living! :D
 
I have audio engineering
Multimedia from Full Sail

But the important one is project management... it was the best thing I did in my life. Every company needs someone to keep everyone organized.
 
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