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My daughter got her degree certificate:

My daughter just passed her check ride for her CFI Instrumentation. Now she can teach Instrumentation classes. Here is a photo:

Yep. Too many for me,

My daughter graduated with her BS. Here's a photo:

When I started posting about this, I thought I was in the Random Thoughts forum. My mistake. :(

My youngest daughter use to say words backwards.

Update: I just got an email from my daughter. She now has 930 hours. Still teaching and will graduate in the spring with a BS in Aviation & Aerospace Science.

My university (University of Kansas, School of Engineering) offered a BS in Engineering Physics which I did. I enjoyed the math and could have double majored in Physics and Math. I had several Engineering related jobs. Edit: This doesn't really answer your question about getting a PhD. Just...

I don't remember that either.

It's been a while since I posted on this and wanted to let you all know that my daughter now has almost 800 hours logged and has completed training 3 of her 6 students. I'm very proud of her.

I'm still getting the oops from the links here: https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/trouble-viewing-attachments.1065881/

Still getting the oops message.

I'm wondering why you posted this link?

No. Here: https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/trouble-viewing-attachments.1065881/

I'm still getting the "Oops" message.