Where was your Alma Mater?

[eytonxav]

For me it was RPI, in Troy, NY. Graduated in 76' with a BSEE courtesy of the GI bill.

 

[Texas Proud]

I think it is still in the same place that it always was.....

 

[BigNick]

Cambridge, England. Best my folks could afford outside the US. (At the time, they paid zero tuition and about $1000/year towards my living expenses.)

 

[DFA]

I have several:

MS, Computer Information Systems - University of Colorado Denver
BS, Computer Information Systems - Chapman University CA
AA, Flight Engineering – Community College of the Air Force
AA, Instructor of Technologies and Military Sciences – Community College of the Air Force

 

[REWahoo]

My Alma mattered little to me or to anyone else.

 

[travelover]

Are you asking where I got my GED?

 

[bltkmt]

I am a Gaucho, from the University of California at Santa Barbara. Yes, it was lovely.

 

[golfnut]

Western Illinois University - 1977

 

[rescueme]

Undergrad, Masters, and Doctorate from the school of hard knocks ...

 

[flotsamandjetsam]

"I graduated Phi Beta goddamn Kappa from that school"
-David Bromberg

 

[mh]

I am a Gaucho, from the University of California at Santa Barbara. Yes, it was lovely.

Me too. UCSB's informal motto when i was there was "Party on Del Playa"

 

[Purron]

BS and MS from George Mason University

 

[grumpy]

Undergrad - Lafayette College (Easton, Pa.), Penn State Ogontz (Phila.), Temple University (Phila.) - BA in Psychology

Grad - George Washington Univ (D.C.) Masters of Public Administration.

 

[Midpack]

BSME Purdue University 1977 as I recall...

 

[Walt34]

BS Criminal Justice, University College, University of Maryland

Started on a MS in Information Systems, Information Resource Management intending to work for one of the defense contractors (they pay very well) following retirement, but then my mother died, 6 months later DW's mother died, and I realized everything was paid for, looked at the numbers on retirement, and said "I'm outa here!"

 

[RockyMtn]

BS, Broadcast Management, University of Oregon, 1980. Go Ducks!

 

[Silver]

Widener University - Chester, PA - BSN
University of Pennsylvania - Philadephia, PA - MSN

 

[73ss454]

Undergrad, Masters, and Doctorate from the school of hard knocks ...

Wow, me too! What years did you graduate?

 

[FreeAtLast]

BSSA (Systems Analysis) University of Miami 76

 

[Nords]

U.S. Naval Academy '82, Naval Postgraduate School '89.

The two schools were as far apart as you can get on the Navy's bell curve. The thesis experience also quenched my thirst for higher education.

For me it was RPI, in Troy, NY. Graduated in 76' with a BSEE courtesy of the GI bill.

I knew a lot of submariners from RPI. We toured there in 2007. Nice school. Our daughter was horrified to learn that the loss of a dorm's heating system was considered an emergency. I was surprised to realize how small that town really is.

 

[Gumby]

BS - U.S. Naval Academy 1981 - Annapolis, MD
JD - Yale Law School 1992 - New Haven, CT

 

[Rustward]

Louisiana Tech University -- the best my parents could afford . . . really. . . .

NO! It worked out quite well for me! I am thankful.

B. S. Computer Science, 1977.

Had to rely on NDSL loans and BEOG grants (and a couple of simultaneous jobs) to get through the last year, though, because by then I was totally on my own: life and death . . . it happens.

 

[Purron]

BS - U.S. Naval Academy 1981 - Annapolis, MD
JD - Yale Law School 1992 - New Haven, CT

BS from the Naval Academy and a JD from Yale? Dang, I'm impressed!

 

[clifp]

UC Berkeley Electrical Engineering and Comp Sci -- Go Bears
MBA Santa Clara University

I had scholarships, work, a small amount of assistance from mom and dad, and student loans for my undergrad. I wised up for my MBA and had 3 companies foot the bill over many years at night.

 

[GregLee]

AB, Harvard College
MA, PhD, Ohio State University