I got an M.S.

Bachelors of science went to school for 7 years but paid cash no student debt here! 🙌🏻

Got an associate in automotive mechanics , went to the military and became a nurse

I went to college and that enabled me to take a different path in life.

I did but not until i was in my 40's.

Funded it myself working as i went along with various grants here and there which I qualified for as a mature student along with savings i had.

Couldn't have afforded it otherwise.

I found i had to sit several units across 3 or 4 different colleges.
And i certainly covered some mileage doing it.

BSc Child psychology

Yes. University, then grad school.

Yes, I went to Business School for a while.

Went to college in my 20s and graduated

I'm currently in college. I just finished my sophomore year.

I did a Uni course through the TAFE College while working night shift at a gas station.

Yes, university.

Yep. Graduated in 89

Yes and also yes

Yes a four year BA degree.

Married right after highschool

No went to work in a bank straight from school

College and grad school for a masters

University of Hartford Art School.
Framingham State College.
Massachusetts College of Art.
Clark University.
Boston Museum of Fine Arts School.

NEVER received a degree...but had LOTS of fun!

A.S. in computer science/mathematics over many years and different colleges even when I was in the military. That was when the military didn't have the G.I. bill either.

It was harder that way, yet I really didn't have the money to continue after that. It was get a job or waste what little education I had.

Vocational college

Graduated 21 years ago.
This day 19yrs ago, graduated my post-grad.

Bachelor's degree Marketing with Economics minor

I have a BS Mechanical Engineering but working on a second BS in Electrical Engineering while I work full time.

I didn't want to jump straight to a MS Electrical Engineering because I was scared I would just flunk out because it would be too hard.

I feel like I am the only person who has felt like going to college has been a gold mine.

Some college. Didn’t finish
Went into the petroleum industry.

Community college.

Yes, but I struggled all the way thru...my parents didn't speak English and I had a lot of catching up with vocabulary and thus comprehension .... I did graduate. Unfortunately I have an average intellect and now that I'm aging I feel even slower. I have been blessed/very lucky to have made it to where I am today....just surviving on a teacher's salary. TMI?

I hated every moment I ever spent in a classroom. And I'm a college grad.

no money in degrees with no employment prospects.

museum curators are really in demand..

*arts degree*

I enrolled in college at 17 with plans to become a political science professor but dropped out a few months later. I finally graduated from college 35 years later and have been a, for the most part. middle school teacher for the last twenty years.

Im currently in it. I spent most my 20s being miserable and sacrificing myself because others couldn’t be responsible.

I attended university then took a different path. Wish I'd taken the different path first.

I attempted to go a few times. Dropped out each time for different reasons.

Yep