Level of education

[StefanM]

Congradulations! I respect people who start tasks and finish them!

I have about 1/3 of three different Master's Degrees.
I start things but hardly ever fin

At the end of this program, I will have earned 61 graduate credit hours. The degree I am earning is 30 hours.

After this degree, I will still have more grad hours outside of my degree than in it.

Unfortunately, NONE of them will apply for teacher licensure, so I have at least 24 more graduate hours to go...

 

[glfredrick]

At the end of this program, I will have earned 61 graduate credit hours. The degree I am earning is 30 hours.

After this degree, I will still have more grad hours outside of my degree than in it.

Unfortunately, NONE of them will apply for teacher licensure, so I have at least 24 more graduate hours to go...

I know the feeling... I've accumulated tons of credit hours beyond the requirements for any of my degrees. When I found a class I wanted to take, I convinced my academic advisor and jumped in. I'd already be a Ph.D. in any other institution than SBTS... :thumbs:

 

[Thinkingstuff]

I have an MBA. Though during my undergrad I minored in bible and majored in Accounting. I'm currently considering auditing graduate classes through Gordon Conwell.

 

[TCGreek]

Something like: BA, MA, M.DIV.

 

[Dr. Bob]

I have 7 degrees above zero. Kinda like the temps in Minnesota, eh?

Not able to finish my PhD (have DMin and EdD back 25-30 years ago). Did all the research/field work in Syria/Turkey/Greece/Italy for a program on the Geographical Factors in the Ministry of the Apostle Paul. But health issues shut me down and now, with each day a gift and no expectations of long life, I am reduced to a "wannabe" in the ultimate terminal degree.

 

[Salty]

I think Dr Bob should get a degree when he hits 30,000 posts! :thumbs:

Any suggestions :type:

 

[exscentric]

That or we could give him a roast heeeeheeeeeeheeeeee -- who goes first?

Well maybe the degree would be better.:thumbs:

 

[Salty]

That or we could give him a roast heeeeheeeeeeheeeeee -- who goes first?

Well maybe the degree would be better.:thumbs:

Fof whom??? :smilewinkgrin:

 

[Greektim]

Undergraduate degree from Tennessee Temple in Chattanooga

M Div from Dallas TS

I didn't think DTS did MDiv's

 

[Thinkingstuff]

I have 7 degrees above zero. Kinda like the temps in Minnesota, eh?

Not able to finish my PhD (have DMin and EdD back 25-30 years ago). Did all the research/field work in Syria/Turkey/Greece/Italy for a program on the Geographical Factors in the Ministry of the Apostle Paul. But health issues shut me down and now, with each day a gift and no expectations of long life, I am reduced to a "wannabe" in the ultimate terminal degree.

Too bad. That would have been an interesting read I think.

 

[Allelujah77]

Well I am a highschool graduate
I am planning on going to Baptist Bible College in Springfield Missouri this next fall.

 

[Siberian]

I didn't think DTS did MDiv's

I was thinking the same thing. Tom, how did you get an M.Div. at DTS?

 

[Siberian]

Undergraduate degree from Tennessee Temple in Chattanooga

M Div from Dallas TS

Did you mean Southwestern, as you said here?

 

[Earth Wind and Fire]

I have 7 degrees above zero. Kinda like the temps in Minnesota, eh?

Not able to finish my PhD (have DMin and EdD back 25-30 years ago). Did all the research/field work in Syria/Turkey/Greece/Italy for a program on the Geographical Factors in the Ministry of the Apostle Paul. But health issues shut me down and now, with each day a gift and no expectations of long life, I am reduced to a "wannabe" in the ultimate terminal degree.

Yes well, your not alone Professor. Makes everyday tender & brilliant all at the same time though.

 

[Tom Bryant]

Since my sin was public, my confession also needs to be public.

Over time I have allowed deception and outright false statements to creep into my illustrations and life. This thread is one of them.

I have asked God’s forgiveness. I also ask yours. I have taken steps to make these things right. I have placed myself under the supervision of a local pastor who is listening to my sermons and guiding me as I try to make things the wrong things right.

God has used Christ’s words to let our yes be yes and our no be no. I have on my desk, the words of Proverbs 10:19 – “When there are many words, transgression is unavoidable, but he who restrains his lips is wise.”

Therefore, for the near future, I probably won’t be online at BB. Thank you for being God's instrument in sharpening my life.

 

[sag38]

Tom, I'm not sure how this falls under this category. Did you not tell the truth about your educational level? Personally, I've always enjoyed your perspective here.

 

[StefanM]

Tom, I'm not sure how this falls under this category. Did you not tell the truth about your educational level? Personally, I've always enjoyed your perspective here.

Additionally, did he lie regarding his educational credentials to his church?

If just on here, it's wrong, but it is not as big of a betrayal of trust as lying to a congregation.

 

[mcdirector]

Since my sin was public, my confession also needs to be public.

Over time I have allowed deception and outright false statements to creep into my illustrations and life. This thread is one of them.

I have asked God’s forgiveness. I also ask yours. I have taken steps to make these things right. I have placed myself under the supervision of a local pastor who is listening to my sermons and guiding me as I try to make things the wrong things right.

God has used Christ’s words to let our yes be yes and our no be no. I have on my desk, the words of Proverbs 10:19 – “When there are many words, transgression is unavoidable, but he who restrains his lips is wise.”

Therefore, for the near future, I probably won’t be online at BB. Thank you for being God's instrument in sharpening my life.

I'll be praying for you as you work your way through this.

 

[SaggyWoman]

You didn't include MRS.

I am getting ready to work on a certificate.

 

[Brandon C. Jones]

Good luck at BBC Allelujah, I went there in the late 90s.