Colorado Technical University

What is the proper way of saying this?

After I complete my education, I’ll have a Bachelor of Computer Technology and a Doctorate of Psychology. After I complete my education, I’ll have a Bachelor's degree in Computer Technology and a Doctoral degree in Psychology. I'm scouring Google and looking for online college ads! Please help me. Thank you so much! You've helped me write a letter of interest. Wish me luck..

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1. After I complete my education, I’ll have a Bachelor's degree in Computer Technology and a Doctoral degree in Psychology. and say I will instead of I'll
2. I believe it is the latter: After I complete my education, I'll have a Bachelor's degree in Computer Technology and a Doctoral degree in Psychology.
3. The second sentence is correct!
4. The apostrophe is correct, if that's what you're asking. It should be #2. I'm not sure if you need to capitalize "bachelor's" and "doctor", however.
5. After I complete my education, I’ll have a Bachelor's degree in Computer Technology and a Doctoral degree in Psychology.
6. The second one is correct but it still sounds a bit awkward. Try this After I complete my education I’ll have a Computer Technology Bachelor's degree and a Psychology doctorate degree.
7. Bachelor's degree in Computer Technology and Doctorate in Psychology.
8. in the first item: After I complete my education, I’ll have a Bachelor of Computer Technology [degree] and a Doctorate of Psychology. or in the second: stick w/ the doctorate, not doctoral.
9. After complete my education, I'll have a Bachelor's degree in Computer Technology and a Doctorate in Psychology.
10. I'm over educated to be a janitor
11. The second one works better, although you can abbreviate and go "I'll have a BA in Computer technology."
12. Bachelor's Degree in Computer Technology and a Doctoral Degree in Psychology. is correct because the apostrophe shows possession and I think degree should be capitalized too because it's the kind of degree it is. I hope this helped!