Where did you go to college?

UNC-Chapel Hill - I majored in English.

Neither the bachelor’s or master’s degree was worth it

Studied architecture in the UK for four semesters before I went back to Mexico City, I finish my degree at Centro de Diseño y Comunicación (when still was cool) but basically I had to start all over again. I still bitterly resent how consuming it was to finish college but definitely was worthy (friends a major reason why) although I tend to agree with people who says that a degree only gives you the essential tools, practice does the heavy lifting definitely and to finish the point of the second question not sure if it was necessary, I work with people who don't even have a degree and have incredible skills even though I don't think I'd be able to do it that way.

Bachelor of Social Science (Majoring in Criminology) at Macquarie University. Will be starting my PostGrad Law Degree next month.

Durham, England and Durham, North Carolina are sister cities. 

Majored in Finance at UConn. Got my MBA right next to where I live at Salve Regina University. Planning to get my MS in Math at Johns Hopkins. Thankfully my employer (Uncle Sam) will likely be paying for that.

Australian College of Applied Psychology. Master of Social Science. Worth it? Monetarily? Of course not. Educationally? I would have been better off staying an autodidact. Were they the best years of my life? You betcha.

Took community college courses in high school to get a 2-year head start on gen ed requirements. Undergrad was University of Maryland, College Park - Psychology. Grad school was Loyola University Maryland - Clinical Psychology.

Degrees were necessary for licensing and working as a therapist, but I think college in general is way too expensive. Too many administrators, too many amenities constantly being built, not enough state/federal funding.

Stigma?

Sigma.