Universillege.

I had been waiting to get accepted for a loan before posting in this thread :p

Going to Northeastern up in Boston! :) Plan on going for some type of Engineering, although I'm split on the specifics, I enjoy programming so some type of Computer Engineering is probably where I'll end up.

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I have a bachelor's in psychology, another in human development, and a multiple subject teaching credential from California State University. They haven't done me much good though, so I'm thinking about going back for a semester to add a math authorization to my credential. Then I could teach AP calculus and :bou::bou::bou::bou: at high schools. >:}

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If you had been my AP Calculus teacher I probably would have learned a whole lot more. :jokey:

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Like not to hit on married women who can probably beat you up?

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He would probably enjoy it!

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That's how it is in Sweden (at least in Stockholm, since I go to uni there); they all have at least a PhD (but most are professors). If they don't have a PhD they're doing their doctorate research when they're not teaching uni students. :)

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It's the same in Lund; a Ph.D. degree is required (among other things) to apply for professor and lector positions. You can't just teach here, though; you have to do research as well. Unfortunately, some professors view teaching as something unpleasant that they have to do in order to be allowed to do their research; the educational quality of their courses suffers accordingly. :( Fortunately, there are professors who appreciate and enjoy teaching as well.

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I have a bachelor's in psychology, another in human development, and a multiple subject teaching credential from California State University. They haven't done me much good though, so I'm thinking about going back for a semester to add a math authorization to my credential. Then I could teach AP calculus and :bou::bou::bou::bou: at high schools. >:}

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If you had been my AP Calculus teacher I probably would have learned a whole lot more. :jokey:

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Like not to hit on married women who can probably beat you up?

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He would probably enjoy it!

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THIS.

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That's how it is in Sweden (at least in Stockholm, since I go to uni there); they all have at least a PhD (but most are professors). If they don't have a PhD they're doing their doctorate research when they're not teaching uni students. :)

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Unfortunately, some professors view teaching as something unpleasant that they have to do in order to be allowed to do their research; the educational quality of their courses suffers accordingly. :( Fortunately, there are professors who appreciate and enjoy teaching as well.

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True.

I went to college twice. The first time I was doing Psychology, ICT & Art. I dropped out because it was an awful college. My grades were all A's but I couldn't stick it.

The second time, I did Health & Social Care. The only reason I did it is because they lied to me and told me a ton of it was Psychology. One module was Psychology. One. The rest were Sociology and Biology. After a year and qualification got, I quit that too.

So, I never made it to University.

I work in insurance now for RSA (used to be Royal Sun Alliance), so nothing to do with what I did at college.

I always wanted to do a degree in Psychology, and I wanted to be a forensic psychologist.

I'd like to do a part-time OU degree at some point, possibly in Law to be a solicitor.