Athens State University in 1996.

Graduated from Southwest Texas State Univ in 1989. They have changed the name now to Texas State.

Radford university,2003 BS

UWA, 2012 ADN nursing

Finished 2 years at Jeff St. Jr College and 1 year at UAB. Attended a year of night classes at Samford and then gave up. I regret not finishing because I'm pretty much stuck in a job that I do not like, but have been doing for 29 years.

University of Alabama at Home (Huntsville)
BS EE 1986

Took me almost 7 years to graduate, worked 40+ a week to pay for school then went to class at night ... I thought I was gonna die about half way through but I stuck it out. Yes it was worth it

UAB 2008

Took 6 years to graduate. I worked full time (over night at home depot) and went to school in the evenings.

Did people call your dad, JJ? If so, my dad dog hunted with you and your dad on Eglin in late '60s early '70s. My brothers and I just sat in the truck during the hunts...we were real little then.

The University of West Florida, BS Systems Science '88 (they renamed it to Computer Science the next year).

As I remember I wasted a year doing that.

I graduated in 2000 from Jacksonville State. I took the 6 year route, going to Auburn first and pissing money away.

ms state marketing b.a. working in gis



^^ when i started the engineering field was flooded, so i went through the school of marketing...when i graduated the marketing field was flooded

Started out at Faulkner State CC in Bay Minette and finished at South Alabama in 2002. Took me 6 years to finish.

Graduated from UAB in 2007 with my BS and again in 2011 with my MS.

went to troy for a year way back when.... 1982 and spent a couple of semesters at jeff state but that was all.. all i remember learning is how to juggle

scott

A.S., Northwest-Shoals Community College
B.A., University of North Alabama
M.A., University of Alabama at Birmingham

College is fun, and it's not just about job training or making more money.

Went for about 4 months and figured out real quick it bored the H@ll out of me. So left and took a job Guiding and it was great. Now I own Two business so I reckon so far I didn't need it. I know it has its good points and there are a lot of smart people that benefit from it. My wife went To Birmingham southern got her degree and then her Masters and Gemological degree I feel dumb sitting next to her LOL.

I started college in 1988, joined the Marines, went to Kuwait and decided that I needed to drop the music degree program and finished in 1996 with a BS in Manufacturing Engineering Technology and moved to Huntsville. I have been an MBA Candidate at UNA since 2012. It was the right decision for me and my journey.

Bachelor of Civil Engineering, Auburn, 1981
MBA, National University, 1987

Air Force paid for it all. Didn't enjoy engineering school so much but really enjoyed the MBA program. Maybe because it was a change of pace.

It's never too late to go back. I've never met a person who said they went back to school and regretted it. Do it!

2 associates in applied science..Who'd a thunk Goodman was educated

University of Mississippi, 1987-1991, BA Political Science/English
Mississippi College School of Law, 1991-1992
UAB, took 4 Masters classes in Public Policy Administration in 1996-1997

I hated law school so I quit, got married and went to work in sales/marketing in the insurance and information technology fields. Got a taste of public policy and decided not to waste my money getting an MPA. Then joined the family business in 2004-litigation construction consulting, so I actually use my degree and law school training everyday. I have to read, research and write---give depositions and testify in court---inspect defect issues and try to put the puzzle pieces together as it relates to construction, codes, contracts and the law.

Plus as a home schooling parent, my college work has helped me be able to assist my wife (BS in Education from Ole Miss) in teaching and training my boys in not only academics but in life. I lived an ungodly and unwholesome life in college and soon after, so I hope to be able to teach them a better path.

College is great, but there is also a great need for trained and skilled trades. Good advice would be to learn a great trade and then study English, History, Sciences, etc... on your own just to have personal knowledge. 4 year college degree is nice, but not the automatic ticket it used to be back in the day. The best training is on the job training.

I'm impressed with a lot of you guys!

I wish I was educated! I wasn't a good student in high school and wasn't prepared to go to collage. I blame myself and my parents. My dad was happy if I played sports and education wasn't something that was important in my childhood. I took the path of my father and was a blue collar worker. I have a good life but I wish I was a educated man.