Do you have a college degree? If so what is it?
I have my bachelors in General Historical Studies or History as some colleges put it.
I got into grad school realized I was sick of school and left
Thing is I am a rarity I got student loans but paid them off while in college and only needed a year after to pay em off

I also have a Bachelor's Degree in History. I was in taking classes for Secondary Education but never completed them. I also was one class short of a Religious Studies minor.

I'm working on getting a college degree.

I have a bachelor's degree on Strip Club Management. Got it from a community college in the North Pole.

No colleges in north pole http://www.northpolealaska.com/
Also your joke was bad, you should stop

Associates in Microprocessor Engineering

Bachelors in Finance with an Economics Minor

Worked on (and taught classes for) Masters in Telecommunications but I have not done much with that pursuit for the last 5 years

I think it's more mediocre than bad. But that's just me.

Bachelor of Science in the field of Chemistry. Currently trying to get into pharmacy school.

I have a Bachelors of Fine Arts with a major in Sequential Art and an (incomplete) minor in Game Design. So far it's been worth the odd bit of commissioned work more than anything.

working on my biology associates, and then on to zoology/ conservation

Last semester as an undergrad, will be graduating with a BA in Philosophy, Political Science and Law. No plans of going to grad/law school at this point.

I kind of wanted to go to Law school for a while.

Right now if I go back I'll most likely go for Library Science. I would love to work in archives.

Pointless piece of paper for pointless debt

I'm graduating with my bachelors (Information Systems) this semester. 8 weeks to go!

$15k a year median increase (a better metric than average for things like salaries which have ridiculously high numbers for some people) that costs usually no more than $25-29k (median and average respectively) in student loan debt... so you break even after just two years.

This also doesn't consider loan forgiveness programs (usually available for government workers) or loan payment matching/tuition reimbursemant (offered as a signing bonus in the corporate world).

Bachelor of Information Systems from the University of New Brunswick..

before that i began studying for a History degree.. but then realized there isn't much I could do with one of those..

I don't know - I was raised that knowledge is it's own reward. I learned lots of neat stuff that I was interested in knowing about, from people that were knowledgeable about those things.

Heck, even if that piece of paper hasn't landed me a dream job... just having a degree has given me a pay bump in totally unrelated fields a number of times. I know first-hand there's been at least a couple of occasions where I was put in the running for a leadership role or ear-marked as employee with upward mobility just for having a degree. These are promotions I probably could have got into without one, but it's certainly fast-tracked me.

I'm not some elitist snob that thinks anyone without one is "less" than me, or that someone without a BFA won't know as much about art appreciation as I do, or can't be as skilled. But I don't regret it at all, and it's definitely been beneficial to me.

I'm doing a bachelor of science next year.

I received my Bachelor of Science in Accounting 2 years ago

I have a BS in Economics. It got me a job...once. That job contributed basically nothing to my current position in life (very happy early retirement). Looked good on various walls though.