I have a PhD in life.

High school grad, then did 2 years at a technical school, then 1 year of another technical school.

Wanted to go to university after high school, but when I sent my application, I was turned down due to never having taken a foreign language in high school. I had tried all 4 years of high school to take Spanish, but they kept telling me the class was full and throwing me into electives instead.

Now though, I'm glad I didn't go to university- I think it's a scam.

HS grad, 1yr college, 20 years of Naval Trade schools in Engineering. So...40 years of on the job training.

college, not done with it yet 🙃

Masters in Business Law from Vanderbilt University.

A History Degree - it has no relevance to the work I do 🙂

quite possible...

I agree👍️👍️👍️

Graduating from college doesn’t necessarily make one smarter than someone who didn’t.....but I did graduate college and went on to get a Juris Doctorate (Law degree).

School of hard knocks and real life.

BS degree in biology, with a biotechnology certification.

But, commercial construction management pays me more, so I show up there.

I have a Bachelor's in Civil Engineering, Construction Management but have seen lots of people with way more common sense that don't have a degree than those that do.

Some college, life messed up the vet school dream.

I’ve got an associate’s degree and a bachelor’s degree both in business management. The degrees have helped open doors for me, but the bottom line is that I’ve still had to do the work. The degrees make me a candidate for more positions, but that’s only the beginning. You can’t cash a degree every two weeks to buy groceries and pay bills.

High school as well. Regretted not going to college

Bachelors of science in environmental science

Tha streetz yo!

Master of Science Project Management Colorado Tech.

Highschool. Ah well.

Dropped out of the best college in my country for pursuing something different.

High school grad. Currently in college studying classics and history. I will probably go to grad school too :)

High School with some college. But yep, you are right on. Education does not make one smart at all, it just gets you knowledge.

Two associates degrees (electronics and business logistics).

University Graduate.History Degree with Education.History Degrees are very popular!!

Being smart isn't necessarily connected with education, otherwise people from very low ranks of society wouldn't have achieved amazing results in literature, the arts and even science

community college - comp sci...haven't used it much at all.

went to engineering school, did an oversea mba, yers later hated all and did an associates degree in computers. now I am a swiss knife ahhaha

I have a bachelor’s in political science and a master’s in business.

HS grad. Didn't know what I wanted to be when I grew up. Still don't. ;)

Two years of community college if that counts

Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering....working with people with lesser education but a lot smarter than I.

Finished high school as an adult (I dropped out to work instead)

Well, i didn't finish college so. That.

BS in compsci, a semester of grad school. decided it was not the place for me.

Geologist.

masters degree

That is good for you

Life.

Finished high school, tried college but realized it was waste of time & money. But I've never stopped learning. Love history and triva along with a number of certifications needed for work over the years.

You do come across as rather intelligent. I did “ somehow” made it through college but I’m not the sharpest in the shed 😂

I bet you are 😘

Associate degree and it's worthless to me now.

High School. Graduated in 95 and went straight to work as a full-time maintenance technician. Worked there for 20 years.

I have a degree in engineering, but everything I know I learned from life. That sheepskin chafes when you wipe your ass with it.

BS graduation

You are smarted than them. You are the Bomb-Diggity! (no idea wth that means...)

It's in progress. Aiming to get a criminal justice degree