Opposite coast, but I get a "check" in the Master's box.

129 credits. No degree. Still got one year of school left for a bachelors.

From VA, now in AZ.

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JD, New York. But NY is a clean state too, so maybe it "sorta" counts?

Masters in mechanical engineering. Never been to California.

Got the Masters (urban planning), but I'm in Texas, so I probably should have gotten one of those super-efficient Silverado hybrids

Jeff

Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering here.

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No degree and on the third coast.kevin

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I'm from Florida. I have a J.D., but I got it in the mid west.

I lived in Berkely (6 months), Oakland (6 months), San Francisco (about a year) and Los Angeles (four months), but I'm in Dallas, Texas of all places.

And no, I really don't belong here.

I think someone should do a poll. Seems we have high representation not only of Masters' degrees, but also Ph.d's, MDs, & JDs. But we're all over the place! Seems the allure of hybrids is spreading geographically, but not economically, yet.

No Masters, but resident of California. Of course, I bet stating 40% Masters, 40% California in the title will probably create some sort of selection bias toward people who fit that criteria to check out the thread.