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No, he attended Marquette University for four years but never completed his bachelors.
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Did Alice walker earn a college degree?
yes she did
What college did govenor Scott Walker graduate from?
He did not graduate from any college. He attended Marquette University in Milwaukee, but left before graduating.
When was Scott Walker born?
Scott Walker (politician) was born on November 2, 1967. Scott Walker (singer) was born on January 9, 1943. Scott Walker (ice hockey) was born on July 19, 1973. Scott Walker (Irish footballer) was born on 12 May 1990. Scott Walker (boxer) was born on October 30, 1969.
What is Scott Walker's birthday?
Scott Walker was born on January 9, 1943.
When was Alexander Walker Scott born?
Alexander Walker Scott was born in 1800.
When was Scott Tallon Walker created?
Scott Tallon Walker was created in 1931.
Where did Travis Scott go to college?
Travis Scott went to Elkins High SchoolUniversity of Texas at San Antonio (no degree)
What is Scott Walker's political party?
Scott Walker, the governor of Wisconsin, is a member of the Republican party.
When does Scott walker term end?
Alexander Walker Scott died in 1883.
When was Tilt - Scott Walker album - created?
Tilt - Scott Walker album - was created on 1995-05-08.
When was Scott Walker - ice hockey - born?
Scott Walker - ice hockey - was born on 1973-07-19.
Do any states have governors without college degrees?
Arizona's Jan Brewer attended community college, but did not earn any degree. Utah's Gary Herbert has no college degree. His website states that he "attended BYU." During his 2010 election campaign, he was asked why he had never completed a college degree. His response called the question "elitist" and he refused to elaborate. Wisconsin's, Scott Walker attended Marquette University but quit with low grades and a student government election scandal. He has since indicated that he may seek a degree through the "credit for experience." program that he set up after he decimated the teacher's union.
