Re: Seeking advice on English MA

["Dana Worley" <dana -at- campbellsci -dot- com>]

From:           	Christine -dot- Anameier -at- seagate -dot- com

> Five years ago I left grad school, having completed everything but the
> paperwork. 

<SNIP>

> Is it worth my while to endure a huge bureaucratic hassle to try to
> get the piece of paper, or should I just amend the resume to
> something like "MA coursework completed" and move on? 

I don't have an English degree -- in fact, I don't have any four year 
degree. 

As someone who had the time and resources to complete only a 
two-year business school program (and then 7 years of night 
school at a university which got me no where fast at one course a 
quarter), I am appalled that someone would not spend a few 
unpleasant days dealing with paperwork to finish a Masters.

Dana W. 

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