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Tue 10 Feb, 2004 02:19 pm
Maybe it would be nice to see who we are.
I know there are some things I missed - please add them in as you might.
College Degree - (what level)
plus it lost the male student question
Well, husker, most Europeans work 40- hours/day fulltime regularily (between 32 and 38.5, depending which country/tariff) :wink:
cool walter, i didn't know that. maybe we can assume the 'full time' is meant for whatever is the norm for 'full time' work for your location/region/country?
I am hmm...lessee
---non degreed
---local gov't employee (if you wanted to know what 'type' of work we do.
Demographics, eh?
Got a Masters degree... big deal.
Cool! so far........
BS - Education
Retired. MS Ed. in Counseling
Working - full time - no degree
Associate in Science, shy a few credits towards my Bachelors. Currently unemployed due to company down sizing.
Working - full time (and envying the Europeans) - Doctor in Economics and Commerce (but for 13 years of the last 15 I have not worked as an economist).
fbaezer wrote:Working - full time (and envying the Europeans) - Doctor in Economics and Commerce (but for 13 years of the last 15 I have not worked as an economist).
If I may ask? Where did you get your education? :wink:
The young lady who is an exchange student from Equador is being pressured to stay here and go to college. Funny thing is that she want to go home and contribute in Equador.
Full time (and recently no part time added to that which Ive done since graduation which adds up to..ahem... 15 years..ouch)
AS (Photography-pthblth)
Currently having credits reviewed for Bachelors, should hear any day now what I have left to achieve for that.
Working full time-tradesman-post trade certificate-in the early stages of a degree that I'll be unlikely to ever get the opportunity to finish.
husker, I started the University in Mexico, and then I studied in Italy, with a scholarship.
I completely understand the exchange student from Ecuador.
I'm the classic Little Old Lady in Tennis Shoes--remember her?
I have most of a Master's Degree, no sense of direction and limited patience.
We put in 54 hours a week offshore.
I have a Master's in Engineering, but any reasonably intelligent 16 year old could do this job.
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