What college did you go to?

[Gina]

Btw Rebecca you and your husband are a good looking couple..

Well for what it's worth - I went to Victoria University of Wellington (New Zealand). I did Social and Cultural Anthropology for my BA then I did 3 Honours papers in Medieval English Literature.

[Necee419]

Originally Posted by Gina

Necee did you go to St. Johns in SI or Qns?

I attended the Staten Island campus on Grymes Hill.

[Gina]

Originally Posted by Necee419

I attended the Staten Island campus on Grymes Hill.

My daughter goes to Wagner right by St. Johns

[Willow]

Well I was attending Belmont Technical College and going for a two year degree in Medical Assisting...had just decided to go on for my nursing but my husband injured his back and I withdrew from school to go to work. Soon as I can (hopefully next summer) I am going back to finish the medical assisting program and then on to nursing.

I started at San Diego State for my undergrad, I didn't get much done there so I moved up to northern LA for Cal. State University Northridge. I got my BA in Liberal Studies and my k-6 multiple subject teaching credential with authorization to teach math and English at middle schools. This past summer I finished my masters at Santa Clara University -- Interdisciplinary Education with an emphasis in reading; plus a Reading/Language Arts Specialist Credential.

After High School I went to cosmetology school & did hair for bunches of years. Then I went to community college when I was 26.

[Taurus Babe]

Wow guys! This is a neat thread. I went to University of North Carolina at Charlotte, and then transferred to North Carolina Central University which is where I am now...unitl I graduate in December!!!

[SweetCuteness]

Originally Posted by Willow

Well I was attending Belmont Technical College and going for a two year degree in Medical Assisting...had just decided to go on for my nursing but my husband injured his back and I withdrew from school to go to work. Soon as I can (hopefully next summer) I am going back to finish the medical assisting program and then on to nursing.

You're on the same track I'm on! I currently have my Medical Assistant diploma, though I never actually worked as one. I did use it, however, to volunteer as an MA at a free clinic for people with no insurance and low income. That was very satisfying. I did that for about a year and a half for 3 hours every day from 8-11am, then worked at my "real" job from 12-6:30pm. Then I took night classes to fulfill my pre-req's for the Nursing program. Which is where I'm at now... I should have my acceptance/denial letter in the mail in the next week or two.