My brother completed his Master's requirements
 

...in December. I give him A for effort. He worked fulltime through his Associate years...full time through his Bachelor years...and full time through his Master years. He said he is not going to go for a Doctorate...but he will. He will not be able to live with himself if he doesn't...though he probably will take a break. He is an A type personality and pretty much a work-a-holic.

:drinkup to him and those of you that are continuing with your education.

kill yourself,you know you wanna

congrats

You left out one fairly important tidbit of information...

... what's his major? :upsidedow

His Master is in Educational Technology.

congrats but does he make more money than you?

:thumbsup cngrats !!

Well...I am retired...but I have more money than he does...at this point in time...but because of his inhieritance...he could retire if he wanted to...but he does not intend to retire until he is 55.

I just finished my masters in Biotechnology, and let me tell you it was hard work! Congrats to your brother!

Sounds interesting. Are you going for a Doctorate?

I don't see the point in spending half of your life in school...

You apparently do not have in mind a career that has academic requirements.

congrats to your brother. advance degrees are very time consuming. his hard work will definitely pay off. :thumbsup

Well...I think formal education in and of itself...has its rewards.

congrats :thumbsup

Good for him!

Most people dont get an associate's unless thats all they want. Pretty strange. Sounds like a paper whore.

No, I am done with school. I did my masters is a program that is the first of its kind here. Its a rapidly excellerated program. I did it in 12 weeks this past summer, worst summer of my life :(

Many people attend Community College for the first two years of college...for multiple reasons...and transfer to a University...and these two years usually qualifies one for an Associate Degree...so it is SOP and nothing strange about it. No need to thank me for educating you.