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Highest level of education you've completed? (ISTP's ONLY)

  • Pre-high school grad (or equivalent)

    Votes: 5 10.2%
  • High school (or equivalent)

    Votes: 14 28.6%
  • Associate's degree (or equivalent)

    Votes: 9 18.4%
  • Bachelor's degree (or equivalent)

    Votes: 14 28.6%
  • Master's degree (or equivalent)

    Votes: 3 6.1%
  • PhD/DPhil/doctorate (or equivalent)

    Votes: 4 8.2%

Highest level of education completed (ISTP's ONLY)

5011 Views 20 Replies 17 Participants Last post by  lcsurfer
Hello ISTP's! What is the highest level of education that you have completed as of right now? Advanced professional degrees (MD, JD, DO, etc.) are considered doctorate-level for the purposes of this poll.

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Thanks in advance for responding!
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I voted pre-highschool, but I'm still in highschool.
@Randroth Hopefully that bachelor in your poll is the correct as I'm BEng from European system, tho now I'm wondering if I should jump to university or stay in this level. Time will show.
@Randroth Hopefully that bachelor in your poll is the correct as I'm BEng from European system, tho now I'm wondering if I should jump to university or stay in this level. Time will show.
Yep, that's a correct answer. It's equivalent to an American B.S. in engineering.
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I believe A levels equate to Associates degree so that.
I voted highschool as I'm still there :(
I got my masters along the way to the phd in computer science that I'm currently working on. Although the work I do is more EE related tbh.
I have a PhD in Optical Science. I went for a very engineering focus, so I spent more time in practical design and implementation than theoretical analysis.
I got my High School diploma. Got some technical schooling though and about to do more.
Just finished school now starting university :).
Just completed a Bachelor's of Arts in Linguistics.
Hello again everyone. I wanted to thank those who've voted on this and contributed to the discussion so far. However, many people throughout the forum have noted that this poll doesn't take into account age or the current pursuit of a new diploma, degree, or certificate, and doesn't allow for non-traditional achievement such as vocational school. These issues had crossed my mind before, but I made some big assumptions and ended up ignoring the potential flaws. I've realized now that that was a big mistake that will render any data gathered from here useless. This poll will remain open for anyone who wishes to vote or discuss the issue; however, I will not be using this data for the project detailed in the OP and I will open a new poll on this subject at some point in the near future.

*opens mouth, inserts foot*
I usually say I've completed a 2 year college diploma, when really I just threw $300 at the school so I could ace the exams. And I'll do it again shortly.

Gotta love practical career choices.
An ISTP friend of mine recently passed a mark of life by earning a professional degree in optometry. He now has a girlfriend.
An ISTP friend of mine recently passed a mark of life by earning a professional degree in optometry. He now has a girlfriend.

So...his highest level of relationship education is "girlfriend"? Gotcha.
So...his highest level of relationship education is "girlfriend"? Gotcha.
Yeah exactly. You should boast your degree in relationship education to him so he can work his way up.
hmm I wonder who the other two ISTP with PhDs are and for what?
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