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View Poll Results: Indicate the highest level of education you completed
Grammar School
2
1.77%
High School or equivalent
3
2.65%
Vocational/Technical School (2 year)
1
0.88%
Some College (not yet completed)
20
17.70%
Community College Graduate
0
0%
College Graduate (4 year)
37
32.74%
Master's Degree (MS, MA)
17
15.04%
Master's of Business Administration Degree (MBA)
11
9.73%
Doctoral Degree (PhD, EdD)
5
4.42%
Professional Degree (MD, JD, etc.)
17
15.04%
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Old Mar 25, 2003 | 07:01 PM
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I am shopping for insurance rates. On most insurance quotes they ask you to indicate the highest level of education you completed. What's up with that??

Just for fun, I am wondering if there really is a correlation between owners of high performance cars and their education level. I know I could go another step further and ask if there has been an incident with their S, but I am not a statistics freak!

Please take a minute to answer above poll. Thanks
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Some College (not yet completed): Is that the same thing as "college dropout"? :-D
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I have one year left on my BBA, and then I'll start working on my MBA.
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Masters in Education Administration in 2000
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Is MD not a doctorate?
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yeah, isn't a 4 year degree a bachelors? heheh, jsut givin you a hard time...I'm probably wrong anyways...

Bachelor of Science in Computer Science here...Univ. of Texas Austin

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Sorry for confusion:
Doctoral Degree (PhD, EdD) are for Academic Doctorates

Professional Degree (MD, JD, etc.) are for Doctors (medical and nonmedical)

Hope it helps
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What if you fit into more than one category. . . I have a MS and a MBA
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