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Benjamin Franklin was born in the Boston area and ended up being an apprentice to his older brother. In is mid-teens chose to create a life of his own and settled in Philadelphia. He never went to college, but his accomplishments brought him an honorary degree. That is why you occasionally hear him referred to as Dr. Franklin.
Yes. After he was awarded his many honorary PhD's, he allowed people to call him 'Dr. Franklin' ('doctor' being PhD. as opposed to MD).
i dont know what grades he got in school because you know what it says it no where jeez stupid teachers these days asking you too create a report card and list personal information about a person you dont even know l;ike seriously where are you supposed to find that?? ill make it up and see what she does.....
Wayne Gretzky was granted an honorary degree from the University of Alberta in 2000.
Booker T. Washington received his honorary degree at Harvard University.
Yes an honorary Harvard degree
No, Fisk University gave him and honorary PH.D in Humanities.
An honorary degree is granted to someone who has been influential, but has not reached the higher levels of education. Some examples include Benjamin Franklin and Booker T. Washington, both of whom contributed much to their field of interest, but never bothered to get a doctorate.
Benjamin Franklin was born in the Boston area and ended up being an apprentice to his older brother. In is mid-teens chose to create a life of his own and settled in Philadelphia. He never went to college, but his accomplishments brought him an honorary degree. That is why you occasionally hear him referred to as Dr. Franklin.
Yes. After he was awarded his many honorary PhD's, he allowed people to call him 'Dr. Franklin' ('doctor' being PhD. as opposed to MD).
Mark Twain received an honorary doctorate (LL.D.) from Yale University in 1901.
Honorary degree, Durham University (1938) Honorary degree, Oxford University (1939) Poet Laureate of England (1843)
She did not attend college but rather was presented with an honorary degree from Berklee College of Music in 2006.
Third, anyway. He was present during the conferring of the third degree on Voltaire.
She did not attend college but rather was presented with an honorary degree from Berklee College of Music in 2006.
The only notable associations Franklin's life had to the month of February were the birth of his illegitimate grandson (February 22, 1762) and the Honorary Doctorate of Laws degree he received from the University of St Andrews (February 1759). Other modern associations made between Benjamin Franklin and this month are the inaccurate linking of Franklin with Presidents' Day (incredibly this is a common error) and the subway "Febru-Any" commercial. I would postulate that Subway's commercial may be referencing Franklin's adage, "A penny saved is a penny earned".
Millard fillmore refused it because he said, "he had done nothing to earn it."