Did you go to college?

[kanerf]

Yes, but I went to Jr College. Finally got around to getting my BS much later and did so on-line. Followed that up with to Master's degrees, both done on-line. Still paying of course.

 

[mjkacmom]

I have a BA in English and 2 classes short from getting my MA in special education. I ended up going the SAHM route. My dad, sister and husband have their MBA’s, all cousins have post graduate degrees, three of my kids graduated college, one has her MA, another is getting a doctorate, two are in undergrad. My cousin’s oldest son dropped out of college, scandal (my cousin is a big 4 partner). Turns out he got his girlfriend pregnant (when I last spoke to my aunt and uncle, they told me the baby was born, I still have no idea the gender or name).

 

[fly girl]

Yes. And unlike high school, I LOVED college.

 

[MamaMermaid]

Yep! And, did grad school virtually.

 

[tinkerbellandpeterpan]

Yep and a law degree. Though the job I do now I wouldn't need a college degree.

 

[holden]

Yes. BA in English and MA in Education.

 

[Neapolitan Ice Cream]

Is College what you call University? I did for a few years but became ill.

 

[NAB]

No husband and both kids did. I was a factory worker until I got pregnant with my first child. I have been home ever since. I do volunteer at the food bank.

 

[Iampaperroof]

yes, and masters plus 60. my job requires it also sent my 3 kids. 2/3 are using their degrees

 

[FastPasser.]

No college, just a tech high school. I had a natural mechanical engineering ability and ran with it. After working my way up I started a successful factory automation design business at age 30. I did that until I retired at age 60 and for fun I got a retirement job at WDW. I retired from Disney once I became fully vested. I got the Mickey gold watch.

 

[Dan Murphy]

I didn't

Yes

 

[anjuan]

Yes, I was the first in my family. I have my masters degree.

 

[Atlas722]

No.

 

[Simba's Mom]

Yes-in our family there was no option. Next month we have our 50th reunion of being the first class of women admitted to the university.
I also got my Master's in Education, but that was about 15 years later when I was a young mother, and I went at night for that.