[CottonBall]

I went to a private college prep school, then did undergraduate work and graduate work and then got a doctorate.

Since you didn't brag about what your degrees are in, I assume they are in the liberal arts. Known for being extremely easy to get and worthless once you get them. Now, if it's in physics or engineering, I stand corrected.

[muawiyah]

Medical Degrees are granted by Graduate Schools in the College of Arts and Sciences just about everywhere.

You're just blowing wind.

The big difference between some liberal arts degrees like English, government, or history and the sciences is, of course, reading 70 books once, or 1 book 70 times. When it comes to contrasting the two with something like an engineering degree granted at an Agricultural and Military school (for example) the "book part" doesn't apply eh!?

Next time you're getting your proctological exam just tell the nurse-practitioner that her degree (granted in Arts and Scineces) isn't as good as your engineering degree.

Double dare ya'

[nuconvert]

Though it's none of your business, my degree is not in the liberal arts. I was answering a question asked by another freeper, not bragging.

Have a nice evening.