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A light hearted post about education - ROYISAGIRL - 12-19-2020

So here's a not so serious post. If you could have any regionally accredited degree what would it be?

For me I have a fascination with things that aren't supposed to exist. I think I'd get a degree in cryptozoology or metaphysics. I love a good Loc Ness monster story. I know there are some non accredited colleges for this.

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A light hearted post about education - rachel83az - 12-19-2020

If I had the means, I would just keep collecting bachelors degrees indefinitely. Why stop at just one?


RE: A light hearted post about education - Life Long Learning - 12-19-2020

BS Degree in off-grid living with minors in Long-Term Food Storage and Master Gardening! Big Grin  Even useful skills like a BS in Home Econ are hard to find these days.


RE: A light hearted post about education - StoicJ - 12-19-2020

Say I was given an extra hour per day, but I had to use it to work towards an RA degree. I'd probably pick behavioral psychology, neuroscience, or entomology.


RE: A light hearted post about education - bjcheung77 - 12-19-2020

LOL, haha, this is a topic that I've really thought about this for a while now, if I ever had the time, I would only be going for Bachelors and Masters degrees in all the subject fields that interest me. In fact, realistically, I thought about going for multiple PhD when I retire and have plenty of free time and when the tuition is FREE for SENIORS.

The brain cells are to be used and not wasted, most people, including the smarter portion of the population only use 10% of their brain for learning and retaining what they've learned... I want to max that potential and combat Alzheimer's / keep the brain active. Having that said, I want to do as many undergrad/graduate offerings that are inexpensive for now...


RE: A light hearted post about education - ROYISAGIRL - 12-19-2020

(12-19-2020, 10:27 PM)Life Long Learning Wrote: BS Degree in off-grid living with minors in Long-Term Food Storage and Marter Gardening! Big Grin  Even useful skills like a BS in Home Econ are hard to find these days.
I wanted to do this too. I found a lot of random courses and learned a lot. Heck I even teach people how to can and to make kombucha lol

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RE: A light hearted post about education - bjcheung77 - 12-19-2020

Update: Oh dear, yup, I fell for the 10% brain use myth, I wonder where I got that info... anyways, it's been debunked, people use more than 10% of their brain after all <gasp, the other % we're all thinking about... aliens! yeah! that's it!> https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/321060


RE: A light hearted post about education - Life Long Learning - 12-19-2020

(12-19-2020, 10:46 PM)ROYISAGIRL Wrote:
(12-19-2020, 10:27 PM)Life Long Learning Wrote: BS Degree in off-grid living with minors in Long-Term Food Storage and Marter Gardening! Big Grin  Even useful skills like a BS in Home Econ are hard to find these days.
I wanted to do this too. I found a lot of random courses and learned a lot. Heck I even teach people how to can and to make kombucha lol

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What random courses did you find?  From where?


RE: A light hearted post about education - ROYISAGIRL - 12-19-2020

(12-19-2020, 10:58 PM)Life Long Learning Wrote:
(12-19-2020, 10:46 PM)ROYISAGIRL Wrote:
(12-19-2020, 10:27 PM)Life Long Learning Wrote: BS Degree in off-grid living with minors in Long-Term Food Storage and Marter Gardening! Big Grin  Even useful skills like a BS in Home Econ are hard to find these days.
I wanted to do this too. I found a lot of random courses and learned a lot. Heck I even teach people how to can and to make kombucha lol

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What random courses did you find?  From where?
Idk how off the grid you wanted, but i started with a free bee keeping course that Penn State extension did(maybe still does). In a fb group I'm in one lady teaches a course on how to set your home up for solar panels. Also found a place call chestnut herbs teaches foraging

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