What is your degree in?

Probably the most unrelated degree--DMA (doctorate) in Music. But then, a performer and teacher sometimes dreams of flying. . . .

So, like the ad says, I stopped dreaming and started flying.
 
Working on a double major for BS in Aviation Flight Science as well as BS in Aviation Administration and Management.

If I can't fly I want to run the place!!
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B.S. in Environmental Engineering

yet i'm working in transportation -> helping the world get more polluted... things that make you go hmmmmm (well - that's where the $$ are, can you blame me
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hey that's what my roommate is majoring in! She's a Civil Engineer with an emphasis in enviornmental engineering. she had the oh so fun job of working at a waste water treatment plant this past summer. she smelled like poop a lot.
 
I wish one of you two would change your avatar. I'm getting so confused....

For a second I thought Skibum was calling John a "she"....

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Wow! The Arabic education will make you a high demand person at the CIA or FBI if you ever want to go that route!
 
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Wow! The Arabic education will make you a high demand person at the CIA or FBI if you ever want to go that route!

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That's what I was thinking when I read that!
 
Working on a BA in Aircraft Systems and a BA in French with a Spanish minor at Ohio State University. I should be done by oh, about spring 2007.
 
BS in Art and Design (Emphasis in Photography), Minors in Biology and English

3/4 of a Masters in Education, but I bailed on finishing so that I could learn to fly . . .
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Considering all the excellent counsel Doug gives, I feel ashamed for telling you this ... I don't have a degree. I have lots of college credits, but never finished the degree program.

Since this website's primary purpose is to educate and encourage aspiring pilots I must strongly agree that the degree is of utmost importance. Can a pilot make it without one ... maybe, heck I have, but the reality of the degree will open doors and get you in doors I will never go through. I have been extremely fortunate and some may say lucky, but if I had to do it all over again I would have finished college first. I came from a different background where education wasn't valued and the encouragement I received was to learn a trade. I worked, and I mean worked, in the plumbing and heating trade for 10yrs before breaking into aviaition full time.

Without hesitation I would recommend a degree over taking chances of being the exception to the rule.
 
Like C650, I have 80 or so credits at several schools for an MBA, but moving around as I did, I never finished, and schools wont accept credit transfers.

First degree was a BSEE, and I resemble some of the prior GEEK comments.

Also have a Masters Certificate in Project Management.

But my proudest "degree" right now is my Flight Instructor Certificate.
 
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