Most definitely. All astronauts are required to have at least a college degree. The Mercury, Gemini and Apollo astronauts all had aerospace engineering degrees, except the 6 scientist astronauts who were selected in the 4th group back in 1966.
Armstrong himself obtained a BS degree in Aeronautical Engineering from Purdue in 1955, and he earned his doctorate from the University of Southern California in 1970, after he walked on the moon. After earning his doctorate, he began teaching aerospace engineering at the University of Cincinnatti.
Their names were Buzz Aldrin and Michael Collins. Collins stayed in the command module, and did not actually walk on the moon.
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Neil Michael Tomlinson has written: 'Integrated education'
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Neil McLean has written: 'A study of the utilization of electronic technology in post-secondary education in Britain and West Germany' -- subject- s -: Data processing, Higher Education, Television in higher education, Television in university extension
Neil M. Campbell has written: 'Botswana's primary school system' -- subject(s): Elementary Education, Evaluation, Statistics
Neil Ford Garvey has written: 'Financial problems arising from changes in school district boundaries' -- subject(s): Education, Finance
Sherry Lynn Neil-Urban has written: 'THE LIVED EXPERIENCE OF CARING AND KNOWING IN SENIOR NURSING STUDENTS' -- subject(s): Education, Higher, Health Sciences, Nursing, Higher Education, Nursing Health Sciences
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He wasn't kicked out from any on-going competition, but his use of doping has gotten him banned from future racing.
Charles Neil Sherman has written: 'An investigation, analysis, and evaluation of activities connected with the operation of educational information services centres' -- subject(s): Education, Education libraries, Educational research, Information services 'A program to provide for increased communication among educational information centers' -- subject(s): Education, Information networks, Information services
Neil Howe has written: 'Millennials go to college' -- subject(s): Admission, Attitudes, College students, Conflict of generations, Higher Education, Intergenerational relations, Psychology, Recruiting, Social aspects, Social aspects of Higher education, Social aspects of Universities and colleges, Social conditions, Universities and colleges, Generation Y, Generationsbeziehung, Student, Education