What degree do you have?

[alicecooper]

I wish I had a degree Thanks to the kids I'm a uni drop-out

I did a year of BA French/TESOL
and I've also done a year of BA Classics

but as I said I dropped out, so I only have a Cert HE in each of those subjects instead of a degree.

 

[sunshine114]

BA hons in English, PCGE and PG Cert in Vulnerable Learners and Inclusion. Don't use the degree, but use the post grad qualifications every day

 

[MrsPear]

BA in Japanese. Don't use it for work but I'm so glad i did it, and I have used it to get jobs (think it is a talking point more than anything). Was planning to move to Japan at one point but then I met my OH, got pregnant- now I know I probably won't ever use it.

Just use it on facebook/emails really, it's a shame to be honest, but I don't regret how my life has worked out xx

Edit- Got one year left of adult nursing degree. In a way I feel sad that Japanese didn't work out, because that was my dream, but life changes and now nursing is better for me. I want to have a job/career but I couldn't devote myself to the type of role I would be able to apply for with the Japanese degree now I have a child. xx

 

[Eleanor ace]

Joint honours history and religious studies BA, Early Years PGCE. I use my PGCE for work but don't use my degree directly.

 

[Redhead84]

BA 1st class honours in Jurisprudence, Magdalen College Oxford.

 

[izzlesnizzle]

BSc In Critical Care Nursing. Did it part time over 5 yrs whilst working full time in a Critical Care environment. Hard work at the time but worth it and glad I got it done!

 

[netty]

Bsc Hons Nurse Practitioner

Use it every day.
Did mine distance learning whilst working 30hours a week in a drs surgery.
Hard work but well worth it!

 

[baby25102011]

BA Health and leisure - now I work part time in a retail store

 

[binxyboo]

I have a degree in nursing

 

[babydust1990]

Another nursing degree here :wave:

 

[Rota]

Ive only got a diploma in adult nursing but i am working on my degree

 

[Bex84]

I have a BA(honours) history with human rights

 

[broodyc]

BA Hons Social Work xx

 

[Gem1302]

I am just finishing my BA Hons in linguistics and society & communications. Full time final year of uni + part time job + pregnant = stress!!!! But I wouldn't change it, I'm never bored and being so busy makes time fly by! Won't know what to do with myself in 4 weeks when uni is over. Guess it'll be time to rest and de-stress!

 

[Broody85]

I have a BA hons in childhood studies, don't use it tho

 

[smileyfaces]

BSc in Psychology, 2.1

 

[lindseymw]

I wish I had a degree Thanks to the kids I'm a uni drop-out

I did a year of BA French/TESOL
and I've also done a year of BA Classics

but as I said I dropped out, so I only have a Cert HE in each of those subjects instead of a degree.

Same here.....I was going BSc Crime Scene Science

 

[tardiz]

My degree is in dental technology

 

[tina_h75]

none yet but starting a psychology degree this year.

 

[youngone]

I have a BS in Developmental Psychology and I'm currently working on an MS in Regulatory Affairs for Drugs, Devices, and Biologics (basically compliance with laws and regulations in the development and commercialization of new drugs, etc.).

Hi I was just wondering what this was?? it sounds interesting and similar to my major- i'm doing a BA in educational psychology. I've never seen developmental psychology as a subject at University? maybe they don't offer it where I am?

Thanks!!