Are you writing your thesis on Larry Johnson?

I'll finish up my B.A. in English at Northwest Missouri State University this spring, and then move on to pursue a M.F.A. in Creative Writing at, well, depends on where I get accepted at.

Went to Central Missouri State (now UCM) and graduated in 1982 with my degree in History and minor in Criminal Justice. Got halfway through grad school before deciding to take a break.

23 years later, I went back to college (Howard Community College) and got my AA in English, graduating with honors and am applying for the MFA in Creative Writing at the University of Baltimore.

Ah, you are familar wit dat area aren't cha now! :D

hehe, funny accents too.

Yep, definitely lots of hot chicks, college bars and dance clubs too.

University of Kansas, but I'm not sure that counts.

The #5 University in the State?

#1 KU
#2 WSU
#3 Pittsburg State
#4 St. Mary's
#5 Kansas State.

Have a link to support your list? This one: http://www.washingtonmonthly.com/fea....national.html

features 3 of them in their 2006 national rankings: KSU at 113, KU at 138, WSU at 233, Pitt and St. Mary's don't make the cut.

But, you were correct about which school I attended.

I told you not to major in Chiefs Playoff Marketing.

Bachelor's in Computer Science and an MBA.

For a while I thought the CS degree was pretty useless, because I couldn't find a job that didn't require 2-5 years of experience, and NWMSU's career services was a waste of time (not that 2002-2003 was a great time to look for IT internships and jobs). I'm glad I have it now, but the program was still a disappointment, IMHO.

I'm not sure if the MBA has really made a difference in my career, but I really enjoyed the classes and would do it again in a heartbeat. I could have gotten my current job without a second degree, but I'm not sure I could have gotten it with just my undergrad GPA on my resume (which doesn't have to do with the aforementioned CS department disappointment... stupid Biology). The canned undergrad stuff didn't do it for me... it's so much better when you're learning economic theory from someone who's been working with it for 20+ years at Sprint or learning marketing from a local VP of the AMA. Oh, and that's Avila University... www.avila.edu :D

Florida at #37 :)

this

UCF 1990-1994.

I went to college in '79. Other than a 2.5 year break, I never left.

Uh, I'm not sure a ranking that lists Texas A&M, Penn State, and San Diego over Harvard, Stanford, and Princeton helps your argument much.

Do you get fries with that?