Listing All Education On Resume

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If someone has an Associates, Bachelors, and Masters degree in 3 different disciplines, should all 3 be listed on their resume or should they just list the highest education level completed?
I'm looking for all opinions on this one!!!
Moe.
If someone has an Associates, Bachelors, and Masters degree in 3 different disciplines, should all 3 be listed on their resume or should they just list the highest education level completed?
I'm looking for all opinions on this one!!!
Moe.
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However, on my full cv I list all degrees earned.
MS
State School
Bachelors of Science
And leave off the degree type. Geology Finance whatever?
My degree has more to do with business than IT. In your opinion is okay to list just the school and bachelor of arts / science?
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It seems a bit misleading.
Unless your degree is specifically "Bachelor of Science" or "Bachelor of Arts", then I would list the specific major area of study. There are degrees out there that are only "Bachelor of Science" or "Bachelor of Arts" without direct attribution of the major field of study, but they are few and far between these days.
MS
Thanks for the heads up!
I switched mine to the generic format, but I guess it's back to the original lol
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Also if you have a degree list it and the major, if nothing else it may be a conversation starter during the interview. A business or IT slanted business degree is not going to be looked down upon. After all you are going to be working at a business and you could provide some real insight by combining technical knowledge/skill with your business knowledge.