What is the highest level of education you've completed?

[Ideologue]

God, it's such a boring thing to argue about.  Fine, you have an LL.B.  I've moved on.

[Admiral Yi]

Now we're at 4 fuds.  Who has been sandbagging? 

[The Brain]

I see katmai finally voted.

[jimmy olsen]

I see katmai finally voted.

[Malthus]

LL.B for me - I guess that fits in the JD slot. 

My dad has a bizzare degree they give in the UK, a "Doctor of Science", which is a degree above a "doctorate". I was there when he got it (I think I was 12 or so). He was the only person getting that degree that year. Everyone else at the graduation ceremony - some thousands of students - was wearing black; my dad was wearing a robe of crimson and yellow silk. He stood out in the crowd. 

One of my teachers at school had that. He had started quite recently at the school and had not really made an impact. But, at the annual prize-giving he stole the show in his fancy robes, from then on he was known as "Boris" and became rather popular 

[Savonarola]

Had a professor once that said he started college at 18, and never left.  Bachelors, Masters, PhD candidate...said he's never had a real job.
At least he was honest.

I had a cousin who did that in psychology.  When she was 31 she got her first job as a counselor at a college campus only to discover she hated her job because all the people she dealt with had problems.  She teaches yoga and dance therapy now.

[DGuller]

Bachelors in math.  Could've probably gotten a PhD with less effort than it took me to not get an actuarial designation yet. 

[HVC]

Have an associates degree and i'm working on a bachelors degree. Once done i'll have a accounting designation which I guess is a Professional degree for the purposes of this poll. voted associates degree as that's the only one I've completed thus far.

[HVC]

Bachelors in math.  Could've probably gotten a PhD with less effort than it took me to not get an actuarial designation yet. 

designations suck and I feel your pain.

[Malthus]

God, it's such a boring thing to argue about.  Fine, you have an LL.B.  I've moved on.

It's worth it, just to be able to call you "Dr. Ide". 

[HVC]

Sounds like a dyslexic afghani Bond villain.

[Ideologue]

God, it's such a boring thing to argue about.  Fine, you have an LL.B.  I've moved on.

It's worth it, just to be able to call you "Dr. Ide". 

No one does that.  I've heard of one person, ever, insisting on "doctor" due to a JD.  He was reportedly widely hated.

[Eddie Teach]

Hey, he worked harder for his title than Dr Dre did.

[CountDeMoney]

No one does that.  I've heard of one person, ever, insisting on "doctor" due to a JD.  He was reportedly widely hated.

I've had JDs as political science instructors at college university;  they didn't specifically ask to be addressed as "Dr", but they didn't mind it, either.

[Ideologue]

If they didn't correct you, they're probably assholes.

I mean, all of my teachers were JDs.  The only one I didn't just call "professor" was the one I called "judge" (because he was a judge).  I certainly didn't call any of them "doctor," because they have not earned that title.