Statistics is less rigorous than biology? Or do you mean how you studied them?
(me: high school diploma.)
edited 28th Mar '11 10:43:18 PM by Tzetze
[1] This facsimile operated in part by synAC.Yeah, I got through the first year of it just fine, but in the last semester of my sophomore year my parents were all "Hey, you need to start paying us rent! Get a job or GTFO!" so I wound up taking classes during the day, waitressing at night, then coming home, cooking dinner for my family, and doing the housework before I could even start on my homework.
Student of Political Science
(And occasionally tempted to YKTTW You Fail Political Science Forever)
My troper wallAssociates in Psychology, and a separate associates in Criminal Justice that I got through the military(Our courses and schools are worth college credits).
Other than that, a personal interest in military and political history, firearms, and being a sponge for trivial information about a plethora of things.
I'm currently studying Computer Science and plan to study Math as well.
Blind Final Fantasy 6 Let's PlayAuto CAD design, and trying to make my way into violin making school.
Bachelor's in Computer Information Systems (with Associate's before that in the same field), minor in Business. Comp TIA Security+ and Network+ certified.
I've also dabbled in hobbies like Geology and Nuclear Science.
edited 28th Mar '11 5:08:26 PM by MajorTom
@DG: Seriously? Your government won't pay for you to do uni?
@Storyyeller: Dooooo it! I highly recommend pure maths. Unless you want a job, I guess....
@Rott: Oh, man, so jealous! I've always wanted to do anthropology. I'm also thinking of picking up a masters in journalism sometime soon
Wax on, wax offStudied History In college up to Associate level never formally earned the associates though. Focus was military history.
Armorer in the Marines and Infantry for the Marines Less then a month so no action. Numerous assorted skills learned through everything from scouts, courses on defense and survival and additional military training.
Currently a security guard and have been taking a number of small courses related to that job where I can.
It should be noted most of us (The Tropers) do choose to do a lot of informal study but it is difficult to count that.
Who watches the watchmen?Double majored in Cognitive Science and English, took TESOL Certification afterwards.
Share it so that people can get into this conversation, 'cause we're not the only ones who think like this.

Oftentimes I'll be reading through the activity on this forum and run across impressively detailed analyses of some quite complex topics. So, I was wondering what sort of areas of knowledge have tropers studied? I'm not so much interested in who has a Ph D or Masters or whatever in what, but rather how many topics we have covered between us.
I've studied (in order of decreasing intensity of study) pure mathematics, biology, computer science and statistics.
edited 28th Mar '11 4:02:53 PM by Kyelin
Wax on, wax off