About Eric Shangle Expertise I am able to answer questions about the US Government and it's budget cycle, military, manpower, and contracting.
Experience I spent 13 years in the US Navy as an officer. I have a defense-focused MBA from the Naval Postgraduate School emphasizing financial management and manpower.
Education/Credentials MBA, Naval Postgraduate School, 2005
M.A., Human Relations, University of Oklahoma, 2002
B.S., Ocean Engineering, United States Naval Academy, 1997
Question I'm applying to a position in a project in my country and my first time filling out the application form that says "contractor employee biographical Data Sheet", my question is: what should I write when they ask for my degree, I have studied at the university a System Engineer but didnīt finished it.!!! and actually studying law (2 of 5 years)..
thanks in advance...
Answer Raul,
I don't know what country you are applying for. This is not something that I know about specifically. I can say though, that you should be honest. Try and put down as much information as you can.
You say that you haven't completed the degrees. Try to put down in the other sections that you have completed education without the degree. Generally, the US Government likes to see degree completion.
I know that this most likely didn't answer your question completely. If you can provide more information, I will try and get you what you need.
Eric
