Universillege.

[Goldenboko]

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

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.

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 at high schools. >:}

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

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

He would probably enjoy it!

[Namingway]

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.

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.

[NorthernChaosGod]

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 at high schools. >:}

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

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

He would probably enjoy it!

THIS.

[Fujiko]

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.

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.

True.

[Jess]

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.