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Yes, congrats. That’s a fairly substantial GPA, as I understand things.
There’s no need to go for the doctorate just yet. You could sneak up on things with a master’s degree first, just to fill in the empty hours. Maybe not – how about something just for fun, totally unrelated to work – say a degree in agriculture, so when civilisation collapses you’ll know what to do. Or metalwork and blacksmithing, to match your woodworking. {grins}
Congratulations!
A big YEAH! Now you can spend the next six months wondering what it is you’re supposed to be studying before you remember why you don’t need to.
Way to go!
So, have you told Marcia yet about pursuing your doctorate?
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Yes, congrats. That’s a fairly substantial GPA, as I understand things.
There’s no need to go for the doctorate just yet. You could sneak up on things with a master’s degree first, just to fill in the empty hours. Maybe not – how about something just for fun, totally unrelated to work – say a degree in agriculture, so when civilisation collapses you’ll know what to do. Or metalwork and blacksmithing, to match your woodworking. {grins}
Congratulations!
Thanks, Mr. Lane!
Congratulations. I agree with Don Armstrong that a Masters would be the next logical step. Although I dunno about a degree in agriculture. 😉
There are mutterings about doing a masters through SANS… Could be a useful direction, we’ll see. Not this week!