Tulane University - New Orleans, LA
Class of '95
Neuroscience and Psychopharmacology
UC Santa Barbara, '74 - '78, finally came back and finished the last quarter to earn a BA in Biology in 1985.
MS in Business, University of Maryland, 2002
WVU, B.A. in History, 1982
WVU, M.S. in Computer Science, 1993 (course work completed before I left the state in 1990, but didn’t finish my project/orals for another three years)
Go Gauchos! Skip’s Pizza! Morningglory Music! The Ur-Kinkos! Cuellar’s!
University of Dallas
Class of 93
BA in History
University of Notre Dame, '95
English/History double
Augsburg College, Minneapolis.
BA in English, Speech/Communications/Theater, minored in Art History and Religion. Was student teaching away from Secondary Education degree also.
Never actually matriculated. Have more than enough credits, just didn’t do the walk or get the paper. ~shrug~
And !BING! to Nurse Carmen- I took Linguistics and a Religion Theory course at St. Thomas.
SUNY Center at Buffalo, 2000-2004
Majored in Political Science (American Politics & Public Affairs concentration) and Philosophy (no concentration, but I focused on ethics, logic and and philosophy of law classes).
Right now I’m at the Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law in Manhattan.
Well…
Not counting JCs, I have matriculated at:
Cal State San Bernardino
University of California, Riverside
Humboldt State University
University of Alaska, Anchorage
Alaska Methodist
Cal Poly Pomona
University of California, Los Angeles
Undergradute majors were, at various times: Business, Geography, Biology, Criminal Justice, Anthropology, English and History. I ended up graduating from Cal State San Bernardino with a degree in Social Sciences (Anthropology major, dual minors in Sociology and European History). 
You were at UT the same time I was. But our paths probably didn’t cross, I spent the vast majority of my time in the engineering buildings.
My history:
[ul]University of Florida: Fall semester 1985[/ul]
[ul]Santa Fe Community College: On and off in 1986-1987[/ul]
[ul]University of Georgia: Late 1987-1989[/ul]
[ul]Dekalb Community College: On and off 1990-1993[/ul]
[ul]Austin Community College: On and off from 1995-1998[/ul]
[ul]University of Texas: 1998-Fall 2000 and I finally got my degree in Architectural Engineering. Only took me 15 years.[/ul]
With that kinda history, ya gotta figure I’ve crossed paths with more than one doper…
Hunter College, CUNY. I.e., 13th grade.
University of Iowa, 1950 BSEE
UCLA 1962-3 Navy scholarship - grad school.
University of Cincinnati
BS, Electrical Engineering
Class of 1992
I am currently studying for my MSEE at the University of Dayton.
North Carolina Central University (Home of the Eagles.)
An Eagle is no common, ordinary barnyard fowl.
Sociology 1995-1999
Now I work with computers…
Taking evening classes at the local community college in programming.
I went to a black school, and I’m white. Interesting, that experience.
Yay! Two other Mountaineers! Any others out there? Let’s start our own alumni chapter: The SDMB Mountaineer Alumni Society!
WVmom, you’re lucky you got to stay in Morgantown. I would have loved to stay, but all the political science jobs were in the DC area!
Purdue University, 1979-1981, as a mechanical engineering major
Goshen Coleege, Goshen IN summer and fall 1981, as a transient student
Tri-State University, 1982-84, BS Electrical Engineering
Indiana University-Purdue University, Indianapolis, BS Computer Engineering (2004, as soon as I get my ass back there to finish an incomplete class)
Coming soon: Old Dominion University, MS EE
UC Berkeley, B.A. Environmental Science (emphasis chemistry) 1997
BSc: McGill University (Hi matt_mcl), Microbiology & Immunology, 2000
MSc: University of British Columbia, Immunology, 2003
University of Vermont
Theatre Major, History Minor
Class of 1999
Like kittenblue, Miss Mapp, and Mudshark, my husband was an English major at Kent State. He started in 1973 and graduated in 1980. Much later he acquired a master’s in education at Old Dominion University (vunderbob, make very very sure you save all your records from that place and be sure to read every single official piece of paper they send you. Poo-flinging monkeys could do a better job of maintaining records, and Og help you if and when you have to correct an error).
I am a 1984 graduate of Bowling Green State University. Major in journalism, minor in visual communciation technology. Considering how my career path has worked out, that should have been the other way around.
I now work at the University of North Carolina, and could get a master’s degree if I wanted to, but I still can’t figure out what I want to be when I grow up.