re: Did you actually attend an SEC University?

I have two degrees from Ole Miss, bachelors and juris doctorate, and it could be a lot worse. I'm living comfortably enough to buzz tRant when I feel like it, and my area of law randomly has a good 'program' at Ole Miss without having specialization certification yet. The law school will probably have a full-blown certification program in place for what I mostly studied (it's a resumé builder ultimately; knowledge is knowledge) by 2025, maybe the first in the conference if UGA doesn't get there first, but my profs carried a lot more weight than I could've imagined once I hit the job pool. Couldn't have asked for more bang for the buck, and I'm getting offers in NYC and LA for whenever I decide to leave the South. Considering I transferred to Ole Miss from a small east coast liberal arts school, my benefactors and I couldn't have asked for more. Ironically, the professor who educated me in my first class in my major at said elite liberal arts school was also the last professor to educate me in my predominant major at Ole Miss. I was literally getting the same education (tested into major level classes out of HS), except instead of paying ~$53k a year, I was on scholarship. The SEC has vastly underrated liberal arts colleges in its universities across the board, and selfishly I'll probably donate more towards academics than athletics over my lifetime

UT '10-'14

Supply Chain

Southern Conference - B.S.
UT - M.S. & MBA

BS Alabama, JD from Elite private law school. LL.M from top program in England/world for my specialty.

Graduated from Auburn in 2012. I hardly use my degree at all but my time at auburn led me to where i am now, for which i am extremely grateful. I started an internship while in school for a software company way out of my field of study. Now I am the director of business development for them.

Small private school undergrad, UGA law school.

Both ended up as great choices for me. Currently in the midst of a very rewarding legal career.

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Just remember, you don't get to take all that money to Hell with you.

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Or Heaven for that matter.

Graduated from ole Miss with a finance degree ( ) in 2013. Still make less than 40k/year before bonuses. Idk what I'm gonna do with my life career wise. Seems like it's a wasted degree without a master's. Considering going back to school to get certified in something more useful.

Live in Memphis. I should say that it was banking and finance while I should have at least done managerial finance.

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Especially if you're an athlete.

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It's a Masters degree. I'll be okay with that.