I have my Masters in Quilting. Proof: NO PAPERS. Just look at all the hours I spend on this board.

I received a diploma in nursing in 1984,,,got divorced half way through the program with 2 babies. Later received my BSN and at the age of 50 went back and got my Masters in Hospital Administration.

ASN nursing and BS Health Arts. Best job I ever had is the one I have now--RETIRED!!!!!!!

I have a BS in Elementary Education, a Masters in Special Education and a PhD in Threadology :thumbup:

I have a B.A. in elementary ed, and a master's in education.

I have my Master's Degree in educational media. Just retired and truly believe I've learned more from traveling and "interacting with others" than I ever learned in a classroom. Finally have time to quilt.

I am a Senior Research Associate in the field of child development and human relations. I am in a continuing program of research, in the lab and field. I am working for my Masters. I have 8 credits. It is the most demanding of Humanities, I often work 14 hours a day. It is more challenging than most run of the mill careers, but more satisfyiing than just money.
Ok, so this means I'm the mother of 8 children. LOL
I do have some college, studying in the phyic field. Maybe will finish some day when I get all the quilting done.... Now really LMAO

Have a B.S. in Home Economics Education and Ph.D. in Family and Consumer Sciences. Took an unexpected turn in my career three years ago and now edit books on employee beneifts. Can't wait to retire so I can focus on my two favorite past times - quilting and developingt consumer/personal finance materials for the K-12 classroom.

An old dusty MBA in finance

I didn't go to school until I was 41 (my mid-life crisis) and have AS in paralegal technology.