percentage of celebrities with college degrees?
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Among actors, probably a lot have degrees because there are acting degrees in university.  Even those who don't study acting try it (eg. David Duchovny).  The most interesting I read about are Aisha Tyler (the pretty lab tech on CSI season 5) who's a qualified lawyer and Paulie Perrette ("Navy NCIS") who is qualified to be a lab tech AND she plays one on TV.\n\nAmong musicians, very few have degrees unless they were in college bands (eg. Doctor Greg Graffin of "Bad Religion").  Groups like Queen (each member held a Bachelor's degree) are extremely rare.  Read the bios on most bands: they usually have only a high school education, if that.
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Most famous people are given "honorary" PhDs by universities that are interested in sucking up to politicians and celebrities. He does in fact hold an honorary doctorate from Chapman University. However, Mike Tyson also has an honorary doctorate from another university. Go figure.\n\n"He earned a B.A. from the University of Wisconsin-Superior, where he graduated with degrees in international marketing of fitness and business administration in 1979."\n\n"In the spring of 2002, Chapman University awarded Schwarzenegger an honorary doctoral degree. The degree, the Doctor of Humane Letters, is conferred upon individuals who have distinguished themselves through their accomplishments in or contributions to academia, community service, business and industry, or performance in the arts."
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that is a lie. They are a group of friends who all went to college and got their music degree, they are all married with kids.
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No, you don't need a college degree to be successful, you just need to enjoy what you are doing. Some of the wealthiest people in the world don't have a college degree.\n1. Bill Gates, Harvard, dropout.\n2. Li Ka Shing, High school drop out.\n3. Sheldon Adelson, College drop out.\n4. Larry Ellison, University of Illinois drop out.\n5. Michael Dell, University of Texas Austin, drop out.\nIt sounds like you are already successful.  Good luck.
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maybe u know how celebs r
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Not too many..especially "academic" degrees.  Most money-making degrees are categorized as "professional" degrees such as doctor, dentist, and lawyer...all of which are doctoral-level degrees, roughly equivalent to Ph.D.
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Not that many.  America is a meritocracy that awards students that do well, not poorly.
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About 300 million people are in the US.\n200 million are adults.\nAbout 2 million total conferred with MBA\nAbout 1% of all adults have MBA.
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I WOULD SAY 15%. IM JUST GUESSING BASED ON THE HIGHSCHOOL I ATTENDED, NOT MANY OF US MADE IT TO COLLEGE. FORTUNATELY I DID. BUT THEN AGAIN REMEMBER IT MAY VARY.  THERE ARE ADVANCED SCHOOLS (FOR SMART PPL) WHERE 100$ OF THEIR STUDENTS MAKE IT TO COLLEGE
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The answer is both yes and no, in fact, if I remember correctly.  There was a study a few years back, at the University of Chicago, I believe, reported as "Sex in America."  One of the findings was that while sex was most frequent among those with some college, but was lower among those who earned degrees and kept declining as educational level increased.\n\nSo, a little college promotes sex.  But, ultimately more college equals less sex.  (Assuming, of course, that demographics haven't changed since the study, and that there's not some aberration in the data.  One could imagine that those with higher education might realize the importance of accuracy in a study and be more likely to self-report truthfully--embellish less, and this, then, could account for the phenomenon.  But, maybe the researchers controlled for that.)
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I don't know if it's completely true or not, but I found this website -\n\nhttp://www.askmen.com/toys/entertainment_100/149_gossip.htm\n\nCheck it out! It's so hard to tell with celebrities unless they come right out and admit it.
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I think it great. There are so many children that need loving homes and parents. Celebrities have the money to take good care of them and give them a great education.
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You can either go to Petersons.com where it only shows percentage of the total graduate/undergraduate population. Another way is to buy or borrow college guide books from your library. However, the most recommended way is to personally log on the college's website and go looking for it.
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Your lost hero.  \n\nFact is the Soldiers in the military are more educated than the Civilian sector.\n\n99.9 percent of the enlisted forces have at least a high school education, 73.3 percent have some college, 16.2 percent have an associate’s degree or equivalent semester hours, and 4.7 have a bachelor’s degree.\n\nWhat’s more, over 85 percent of field grade officers have advanced degrees – 70.7 percent have master’s degrees, 12.1 percent have professional degrees and 2.5 percent have doctorate degrees.\n\n\nI have two degrees.  How many do you have?
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Here are some statistics from year 2000 that might help you:\nHigh school graduates, percent of persons age 25+, 76.8% \nBachelor's degree or higher, pct of persons age 25+,  26.6%.\n\nSo three-quarters of the adult population has at least a high school diploma and a quarter of them have gotten at least a bachelor's degree.
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College degree with major in math.
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Not sure about the percent that suffer from alcoholism, but I know that 85-90% of college students drink.