I taught and developed classes at the Museum of Science and Industry in Tampa for 6 yrs.
Electrical. State of California.
My physics prof once told me ‘my methods were sloppy and conclusions were highly questionable.’ Maybe I should wait till I earn the degree…
I’m an unlicensed, unprofessional Engineer.
Im a licenced professional wrestler…and i work in tech support does that count?
Only if your name is Dr. NerdStomper and you graduated magna ■■■ laude from the School of Hard Knocks.
…no but i did name a move the ■■■■■ Piledriver…
Aerospace Engineer with minors in Mathematics and Flight Test & Simulation.
I’ve applied for the masters program in applied mathematics… i would enjoy getting a doctorate though! that would be amazing!
I’ve got an undergrad in biology, my M.S. in biology, and I’m working on a Ph.D. in Geology. All of my research has been vertebrate paleontology though. So I get an odd mix of things.
Geology is not a real science. It’s just a bunch of rocks.
Just kidding. Just a friendly jab from the biomed department.
Oh, I know. Compared to what I did in undergrad and master’s for biology, and the work I did for med school (before turning it down for grad school), the Geology stuff isn’t in the same ballpark. It’s the paleontology stuff that gets tricky since it pulls a lot more from biology. Well, I should correct that, at least the research I’m setting up pulls more from biology. Plus, I still have the work with my TA position in the biology department on campus.
All in good fun though. I will say that working with the rocks is a lot less messy than the biology stuff was!
Combine the two and create an army of rock men, go for the evil science degree.
Well if you consider Network Infrastructure a field of science, then yes.
I just graduated from medical school in June. I’m currently in my first year of internal medicine residency at Lehigh Valley Hospital, and I’m hoping to get a cardiology fellowship in 2.5 years, and then an interventional cardiology fellowship 3 years after that.
I love you for saying that! that was my signature quote here for a few months last year 
I’m guessing that’s a mail-order thing?
Aren’t we all scientist in the laboratory of life?
Bachelor’s in Aerospace Engineering. Was 3 credits shy of minoring in Astronomy and Astrophysics, but sadly, the last class I needed wasn’t offered my entire last year of college. :-/
Working in ICBM maintenance for the US Air Force now. Meh.