maelorin: (no happy ever after)

Re: I think this test was designed by a 14 year old who had recently discovered these concepts...

posted by [personal profile] maelorin at 06:42am on 22/11/2006
or an american uni graduate ... pretty much the same thing ;)
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Re: I think this test was designed by a 14 year old who had recently discovered these concepts...

posted by [identity profile] aussieintn.livejournal.com at 06:51am on 22/11/2006
Sadly, that is true. Even a master's degree doesn't mean much here, except that the person has the patience to hang around a university for an extra year or two.

Aside from the faulty spelling, grammar and conception, the red box on the diagram doesn't even match my score.
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maelorin: (no happy ever after)

Re: I think this test was designed by a 14 year old who had recently discovered these concepts...

posted by [personal profile] maelorin at 07:29am on 22/11/2006
increasingly, master's degrees mean less and less here - coursework masters merely require some time and some money. the latter being the bigger impost.
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