I graduated with an unclassifed degree about 15 years ago..?
823674
Try to consult with the Admission Office or the Registrar to the college that you intend to be, ask them to help.
489183
Finish uni, you might regret it in the future if you quit now. If you don't finish, you might be asked at a job interview what you did for those 2 years and it wouldn't look good if you said you just gave up your degree. A year goes by faster than you think.
231989
You prospective partner does not have a copy of his degree?  I still have mine and it was over 12 years ago.  The accreditation groups would not have any information on his attendance or graduation from the college.  They would only be able to tell you that the college existed.  Ask him, if another college both the closed college.  If it was, then they would have the records.\n\nI would check your prospective partner closely, it is very convenient to say that you attended a college that closed.
1172224
Talk to your old coach and let him know that you are interested in coaching.  He may have a spot for you wherever he is now or he may talk to someone else and tell them about you.  He will also be able to tell you what you need as far as your degree is concerned.  Good luck!
39604
Many people are.  I know I was, years ago.  You may want to start with a liberal arts program at a local community college. When you find something that interests you can major in that subject and then transfer to a four-year school.  \n\nYou get the same diploma as the people that went there for all four (or more!) years, but don't waste all that money trying to figure out what you'd like to do. I tried it both ways and this is definitely the way to go, especially if you're paying for college yourself.\n\nGood Luck.
967945
Oh, sh!t, no!\n\nOh... wait, I graduated from h.s. in 1981... whew!
1164243
Don't think you can but you can improve your future through learning. Try a course that will allow you to start your own business and then build on that. One day you may be in a position where your past won't matter anymore....As long as you keep your nose clean.
267374
You should really try and set up a meeting with a University Lecturer and get their help.\n\nWhen you did your BA were there any that stood out? That might actually remember you? The higher up the better really -senior lecturer or Professor.\n\nAnyway, if you write a short e-mail explaining exactly that then you will find they will probably help you out! Go meet them and even if they have no interest in what you want to do they will probably know someone at another University who will be perfect.
231155
You might be viewing your degree in the wrong light.  How people see a degree is that someone can commite to something. \n\n Your next step is to focus on what you want to do and even volenteer your time to get just a little experience and that can make more of a difference that you might think.\n\nAt your old college you can go back and see about helping out with things in your degree field and that is viable experience as well.
13215
Im sorry I dont have any help for you. However, I am 26 years old and three years ago I was in a vehicle when similar circumstances occurred. Also resulted in a felony conviction. I have a bachelors degree in economics and have just applied to law schools. I know its very discouraging. I dont expect to get into any schools, but I am trying everything under the sun. If I do get into law school, I am going to make it a huge priority to help people trying to get into the workforce to be successful.
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Me, Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering, graduated in 1986.
14087
It's not too late to get out of a field that you don't like and get into one you do like!  Your grant seems like a great way to get back into school and find something that you'd like to do.  Try meeting with an advisor at the school(s) you'd like to go to and discussing with that person how much would be involved in studying for different degrees -- you might find that you can transfer some of your previous work.  Also, don't worry about being too old or whatever; lots of people do this all the time.  Your life experience and maturity will help you to be more diligent and give you a good perspective on your studies.\n\nI hope you find something you really enjoy!
985928
Hello!  Good luck with your quest for more education. I'd suggest beginning by contacing the university you are interested in attending. Most schools have a program for "continuing students." You can explain your situation and your goals, and find out specifically what is available to you. When I was a graduate student, there was a woman in my graduate-level seminars who was 82 years old!  She was a gem and enriched our experience with her presence.  Best wishes!
549744
In the Education section of your resume, you could write the date of the expected graduation, which indicates to the employer that you are still working on your degree and have not graduated yet! As simple as that! Example:\n\nXYZ University                              City, State\nMBA in Marketing\nExpected Graduation: 1234\n\nHope this helps!
1012755
I think that he sounds like a very awkward man and now that you have finished your degree, you can be more choosy!\n\nI too have left work to finish my degree and there is abolutely no way that I would go back to any of my old jobs. I am aiming higher this time and I think you should do yourself justice and do the same.\n\nGo for it and who knows where you might end up!! Good luck whatever you decide to do!!
940946
I offically dropped out when I only needed 7 more credits to graduate.  I was immature and just plain afraid to grow up and have to be responsible for myself.\nThis was in the late '60s and I had also gotten involved in the whole "hippie" culture and just wanted to hang.  \nBasically I spent a couple of years doing that and that started to scare me too,  I believed it was time to get straight or it might be too late.  \nI was substitute teaching just enough to pay rent during that time.\nSo, I went back to school and got my bachelor's degree.\nFrom them on I've been a pretty straight arrow, although liberal, member of the middle class.\nSo, fear ruled many fo my early adult decisions.\nMe, I love dogs and am a loyal friend.  I am a retired social worker.
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There isn't such a thing.  I would suggest you find out what the correct name of the degree you are looking to attain and go from there.