Education: BA, BS, MS, PhD
Income: low 6
Age: 30s
Marital Status: Married

Education: BS, Aerospace Engineering
Income: High 5's
Age: 25

Education: BS Psychology...looking at going back for a BA in general Business Admin, Management Ops or Marketing with a certificate in Professional Sales

Income: Low 5 digit range (like academia, social services is not the way to make it rich), but currently unemployed.

Age: 29

Marital Status: Single

I'm in the ball park of all of those.....(Well, my wife would say that I am 100% married. :D)

Educatoion : High School, Partial Aviation college

Income : Unemployed

Age: 22.

Meh, nothing special I know.

And hopefully 100% male? ;)

Education: BA
Salary: $20.03/hour almost doesn't pay to work for an airline, thank god for free flights
Age: Old enough and then some!

Education: BA, JD
Income: Enough for a comfortable living. I'm probably overpaid.
Age: low 30s. Feel like mid-50's (or, at least, what I imagine mid-50's to feel like).

Education: B.A., LL.B., Dip L.P., J.D. Candidate
Age: Late 20s (Late 140s in Otter Years)
Income: Converted into Miles as Soon as Direct Deposit hits :D

Good thing you posted this thread in communityBuzz. If you posted it in OMNI you'd have to include not just Demographics, but Republographics.

BTW, the last thing I graduated was eight grade, and that was under protest; they almost kicked me out of the graduation, and a classmate and I developed a plan (but we wimped out) to sabotage the ceremony.

Education: BAx2, MBA
Income: barely six figures (I don't know how sfogate survives on $20/hour out here. We need two incomes to afford a house)
Age: early 30's and feeling it

Let's see how I measure up to the averages - though I had to do a little converting since I'm currently living outside the USA:



* Male: 79%
I'm part of the other 21%


* Average age: 42
Yikes! When did I go *above* an average age?


* Married: 79%
Yup. Does it count how many times? :)


* Have completed graduate or professional school: 46%
Professional school - trade school? Otherwise, I'm a college drop-out.


* Average earned income: $137,000
Not quite. I suppose that drop-out really cost me, huh?


Not as frequent a flyer as some of the others I see in here, but definitely more than the twice-a-year for vacations crew. I have not curbed my travel, but I have reworked the budget for each trip to include additional funds necessary for gassing up the rental cars and for buying airline tickets.

I use to have a "real" job! And a husband. Plus after growing up in Hawaii everything is cheaper on the Mainland.

Edu: BS Econ, BA/MA Phil candidate
Income: 0 - paying for grad school...
Age: mid 40s

Edu: BA-Mass Comm. / MBA-dropout
$$: Lost 6-figs in the market/subprime mess
Age: counting the months 'til the first SS check!

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Sounds like someone I once met in an AOheLL chatroom... A/S/L ?? :D