Survey for people with a Bachelor's Degree and a Master's Degree?

In My Humble Opinion (IMHO)
#1

How old were you, in years and months, when you got those degrees?

#2

I’m gonna call this more an IMHO thing rather than a Great Debates.

Off it goes.

#3

Bachelor’s Degree: 21 years, 7 months

Master’s Degree: 23 years, 7 months

#4

AB: 21y 3m
MS: 22y 4m

#5

BA: 21 years, 5 months

MA: 24 years, 7 months

#6

BS: 21 years, 10 months
MS: 34 years, 10 months

#7

BA: 21y, 3m
MEd: 30y exactly

#8

21 for B.A., 29 for M.S.* (you want details in months? C’mon…)

*I have a Master’s Degree in Science.

#9

I did 4 years active duty in the USAF after high school so I got a later start. Got my BSME at 28. Went into the work force for a few years and got my Masters in Engineering at 35.

#10

B.S. - 23 years 4 months
M.B.A - 31 years 4 months

#11

I joined the Marines after high school. B.S. degree at 29yrs 11mos. No Masters degree, at least not yet.

#12

Bachelor of Business Administration: 22 years, 2 months

Master of Science: 24 years, 2 months. I went straight to grad school, to get a Masters in Market Research.

#13

BA: 21 years, 2 months
MA: 24 years, 9 months

#14

BS in Mechanical Engineering when I was 22. I was in the co-op program so my graduation was delayed by three semesters.

#15

Undergrad = 24 years old and no months
MBA= 29 years and 3 months

#16

BS & BA - 23 years 3 months
MA - 26 years 4 months

#17

B. Sc. 20 years
M. Sc. 32 years

#18

Can I tag along?

For those with many years between undergraduate and graduate, why?

For those with less than 3 years between degrees, how come? E.g.: John Mace took 13 months to get an MS; Details?

#19

BS: 24 years, 4 months
MS: 42 years

#20

BA: 21 years
MS: 31 years

I have 10 years between degrees. The time between is because I decided to change careers: the master’s was essentially required for entry into the new field, so I did it.