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Wichita State University, BA in History (2004).

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Hanover College (Hanover, IN), BA in Physics (2000)
Ball State University (Munice, IN), MS in Physics (2003)

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Imperial College, London
Physics BSci

Diplomat, how d'you get a BA in physics?

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University of Hawaii at Manoa, BA-Psychology. Minor in Sociology

(going into Prison Administration )

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"Auburn University, Chemical Engineering, 1994-1999."

I was also 94-99, Solomwi and I have so much in commion!

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Now there's a scary thought... for me, at least.

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quote: Diplomat, how d'you get a BA in physics?

Quite possible.

Technion-IIT, BA in Chemistry.

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Shouldn't it be a BSci?

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3-year degree.

Actually, I am not sure what degree I get in the end, will it be a BA or a BSc.

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So it is true that a BA < BSc.

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Well, in that matter that you should get some Research done for a BSc.

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Univeristy of Arkansas

Accounting/Computer Information Systems. (1988)

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quote: Originally posted by Dauphin Imperial College, London Physics BSci Diplomat, how d'you get a BA in physics?

It might have been a B.S

It was a liberal arts college. I majored in physics but I was required to take a variety of non-science courses including philosophy, theology, political science, history etc... I am almost sure the degree was a B.A. though.

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quote: Originally posted by The diplomat It might have been a B.S It was a liberal arts college. I majored in physics but I was required to take a variety of non-science courses including philosophy, theology, political science, history etc... I am almost sure the degree was a B.A. though.

Almost all universities require that, mine did.

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quote: Originally posted by asleepathewheel BA poly sci, University of Mississippi, 2000

There's a university in Mississippi?

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Suckers.

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University of Texas at Austin:
B.S. Computer Science (2005)
B.S. Biology (2005)

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quote: Originally posted by monkspider Wichita State University, BA in History (2004).

Will you now take the less obvious choice of learning to be a doctor, as guyenemer did after getting the same degree?

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quote: Originally posted by Gibsie Will you now take the less obvious choice of learning to be a doctor, as guyenemer did after getting the same degree?

monkspider would have problems playing Operation.

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Now Asher -- just because you have insecurity problems because you have a paranoid fear that there are cultural snobs hiding under your bed at night, does not mean you have to take it out on others.

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I think I'll go to the US, and try to become a doctor. Even people with silly degrees can, it seems.

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quote: Originally posted by Gibsie Will you now take the less obvious choice of learning to be a doctor, as guyenemer did after getting the same degree?

Nah, I think I'm probably done with school. I am going to be pretty busy with my business here in a few months, so between that, learning Japanese, and running my blog, I am going to be pretty occupied.

I have thought about going back for my master's but I don't know what good it would do me really, other than looking nice on my resume.

I do wish my fellow History major the best of luck with his doctorate though.

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quote: Originally posted by Asher monkspider would have problems playing Operation.

Ha, I would pwn a lowly Comp Sci monkey such as yourself. Except for the butterfly in the stomach, that one was always a real pain in the ass to get out.

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quote: Originally posted by MrFun There's a university in Mississippi?

There's a liberal arts school in Iowa? I thought all they knew how to do was grow corn.

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quote: Originally posted by Solomwi Auburn University, Chemical Engineering, 1994-1999. asleepatthewheel: Ole Miss? You guys can have your coach back if you want him.

Hmmm. No, I think not. However, I would give you our current coach, since you liked the last one you stole so much. What a ****er. I can't believe he has one more chance at your school. I wish your admins hadn't screwed up the firing process. The prototypical used car salesman-coach.

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I'm not sure if this is universally true, but at Michigan whether you got a BA or a BS depended on whether you took a majority of "arts" or "sciences" classes, not on what your actual major was. For instance, my best friend, who graduated from med school with me, got a BS in English.

Also, surprisingly enough, of all med school applicants, history majors have the highest percentage of admission to med school nationwide. (Or at least they did in the late '90s, not entirely sure if this is still true.)

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quote: There's a liberal arts school in Iowa? I thought all they knew how to do was grow corn.

Vegetables in general

In my family we say that my sister majored in the Arts... we aren't allowed to say liberal.

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University College, University of Oxford.

M.Biochem(Hons) Biochemistry.

Like you haven't heard that already

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PH, are you an ARCS?

I just like to ask the question.

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ARCS?