My dad has a BS, my mom went to a 4 year college but never graduated.
Grandparents? One grandfather has a Masters, I'd don't think any of the others went to college, but I'm not positive. I know they all graduated from HS though. Oh and my step-grandmother has her Masters too.
One sister has her BA and our youngest sister hasn't finished college.
I have a BA and MA.
DH's fam:
Dad did a 2 year trade school, Mom HS grad, his grandmother AND her mother (great grandmother!) both have/had BS's. His grandmother is in her 80's so I think it's pretty amazing that her mother went to college!
DH has a BA.
I plan on going back to school one day, but I'm pretty happy with my career right now.
Mom is a lawyer, dad has a degree in higher math.
her parents? Grandma got a degree in math, grandpa on economics.
Both of moms grand fathers were pastors.
his parents? Grandma graduated highschool pregnant and married to grandpa and grandpa didn't graduate.
I have a degree in ceramics, and minors in math and psychology. If I would have gone a fifth year I would have also have a degree in math education and art Ed as well as majors in math and psychology. Hubby got accepted medical school and I was pregnant with number one so I just did four years instead of five,
I'm in college right now.
My parents graduated H.S. only. My mom went to Cosmetology school and took art classes. 3 of my grandparents had less than a high school education. 1 grandmother graduated high school. I have her high school yearbooks, and they say, to a swell gal, congratulations on your engagment. I hope we can play cards with you and Ray sometime.... ahahahaha
I have a B.S and I'm 4 classes away from finishing my Master's.
I didn't know they had a Ceramics major. That seems pretty cool.
Quoting Anonymous:Mom is a lawyer, dad has a degree in higher math.
her parents? Grandma got a degree in math, grandpa on economics.
Both of moms grand fathers were pastors.
his parents? Grandma graduated highschool pregnant and married to grandpa and grandpa didn't graduate.
I have a degree in ceramics, and minors in math and psychology. If I would have gone a fifth year I would have also have a degree in math education and art Ed as well as majors in math and psychology. Hubby got accepted medical school and I was pregnant with number one so I just did four years instead of five,
Mom is a couple of classes shy of her BSN, she does have an ASN. Dad does not have a degree. My sister has a masters. I have an AA, working on a BSE.
My step dad her husband only has an h.s education.
On mom's side, she is the only one who went to college and I am the only grandchild who went to college. My mom's other children (their dad is a college grad) one went into the Army, the other dropped out of college.
My dad has another child with a woman who didn't go to school, and my brother hasn't gone either.
I see a definite connection on the likelihood of higher education based on the education of the parents in my family.
I didn't either until I went to college! It was lots of fun getting it to. My favorite class was thermal chemistry. I wrote paper after paper applying melting points of glazes and what chemicals make different colors on pottery. I was the only art student to get an A. I also did a research paper on what paint pigments were made from. One of the yellow oil paints is made from fresh cow poop that have only been fed mangos.... Fun right? Wash your hands well after painting class....
Quoting DarlaHood:I didn't know they had a Ceramics major. That seems pretty cool.
Quoting Anonymous:Mom is a lawyer, dad has a degree in higher math.
her parents? Grandma got a degree in math, grandpa on economics.
Both of moms grand fathers were pastors.
his parents? Grandma graduated highschool pregnant and married to grandpa and grandpa didn't graduate.
I have a degree in ceramics, and minors in math and psychology. If I would have gone a fifth year I would have also have a degree in math education and art Ed as well as majors in math and psychology. Hubby got accepted medical school and I was pregnant with number one so I just did four years instead of five,



- Blueliner
on Feb. 24, 2013 at 3:50 AM