so many students on here, what are you studying

im going to be utterly unemployable with my ba in philosophy :tu:

When I did go to school I was a Physics major with a minor in Math. Now I am in South Korea teaching EFL. :confused:

20 years ago it was a degrees in music performance. Probably going for an MBA next Fall.

Finished up college last year with a major in MIS and minor in Computer Science. Will probably go for my MBA in the next couple years.

BS: Software Engineering
Masters: TBD

I am working towards my BSBA and also taking classes at GIA working towards becoming a Graduate Gemologist. I will most likely start working on my MBA immediatly after I graduate and also take classes for jewelry design and repair. Eventually, I want to open my own jewelry store.

I'm studying Business Administration. I planning on getting a MBA after that.

Theology. I have a full time job, so I take classes through independent study.

BS in nutritional science and I'll be starting a Pharm.D program in the fall.

so many students on here, what are you studying

im going to be utterly unemployable with my ba in philosophy :tu:

My brother is a philosophy graduate student at Univ. of Illinois (those lucky ducks w/ their great basketball!). He plans to be a philosophy professor, and I plan to teach history.

Currently I'm finishing my BA in modern American history from Indiana University and next fall I'll be attending a graduate school to study the social culture of the 1980s and 1990s!!!

I'm halfway through a degree in Development Studies. Development in the sense of developing communities (and ultimately whole populations) from politcal, economic and environmental perspectives, with the aim of alleviating poverty, disease, oppression etc.

I hope to then undertake some further study, encorporating Anthropology, Economics and Politics. But at the moment they are just general ideas. I'm currently enjoying what I'm studying and I'll see where it takes me.

Packaging Science at RIT...

Under grad major: electrical/computer engineering and took all of thecore computer science classes. I basically doubled, but didn'tfulfill all the stupid 'arts and sciences' requires required forcsci. There was no way I was taking history, language, etc.

Current graduate (masters) work: electrical/computer engineering. Only 2 quarters left and then I'm DONE with school!

Currently: double major: Spanish and Secondary Education.

But who knows what tomorrow brings.

BS + MS in computer science, graduated 10 years ago.

BS Industrial Engineering minor Computer Science
MBA
Just started my second masters' in Systems Engineering at Johns Hopkins.

MA and BS in math. Goin' back for more this fall :D

Business Information Systems. I'll earn my BS in just a couple of months.

I feel obligated to earn my masters if for no other reason than to advance my career (*ahem* make more money), but I'm not as into computers as my major would imply. So my graduate degree is up in the air for the time being.

I've got a BA in English

Currently studying for GMATs

architecture
working on masters part time while working. give me ten more years.

seems like there are more math/science types on here than humanities types. I wonder if people interested in the hard sciences are more likely to be interested in fitness due to the large biological aspect of it?

Then again, maybe math/science types are more likely to be proud of their major because it sounds smart! (not that it IS any more difficult mind you...I'm not trying to start an argument here).

Then again, maybe math/science types are more likely to be proud oftheir major because it sounds smart! (not that it IS any more difficultmind you...I'm not trying to start an argument here).

haha. Sit in on my graduate level computer vision class.... talkabout freaking hard! It has me rippin gmy hair out half ofthe time.

Biology major here.

S.A. in piano pedagogy
B.Music in Harp Performance

I play harp professionally - weddings, parties... gigs and I teach harp and piano privately. I would eventually like to go back and get a masters in harp performance or jazz studies.

Oh, and you think math/science degrees are hard? Try music. practicing a minimum of 3 hours everyday. Not something you can *cram* for last minute. I admire the math science people... I am completely stupid in those areas... no joke! :p

yes, I box and play the harp... two entirely different things. My family is still scratching their heads on that one. :confused:

I'll graduate in 11 weeks with a degree in English. I don't know how intense other majors are, but I have 20 papers to write this semester.

S.A. in piano pedagogy
B.Music in Harp Performance

I play harp professionally - weddings, parties... gigs and I teach harp and piano privately. I would eventually like to go back and get a masters in harp performance or jazz studies.

Oh, and you think math/science degrees are hard? Try music. practicing a minimum of 3 hours everyday. Not something you can *cram* for last minute. I admire the math science people... I am completely stupid in those areas... no joke! :p

yes, I box and play the harp... two entirely different things. My family is still scratching their heads on that one. :confused:

Wow! What an interesting profession. You are really an amazing woman! :)

Undergrad: Sports Medicine, definitely going to grad school. I guess it's a lot of schooling, considering I am more than likely going to be a personal trainer.

Bachelor of Fine Arts: PHOTOGRAPHY....as well I'm a cerified personal trainer.

biology with chem and economics minor.

Currently in my second year of Agriculture and Bioresource Engineering at the Univeristy of Saskatchewan, Canada. Wicked place to be.

Nursing major here graduating in may :spaz: probably go to PA school or CRNA school but not for a couple years i have had enough for a while

yes, I box and play the harp... two entirely different things.

So you rely on nimble fingers for your livelihood and in your spare time you punch stuff... :confused:

MPhys Astrophyics for me. If I tell you something isn't rocket science, you can be pretty sure it isn't.

HA HA!!! Yes, I am such an idiot! :lol: Practicing has been really hard this week. My right hand has some swelling in it and some shooting pain from hitting my trainer's head over a week ago during one of our sparring sessions. I am just trying to ignore the pain... I guess it is my version of living life on the edge these days. Who knows, I am having fun and doing both for as long as I can.

My major was dropping out of high school after my sophmore year...I think I went about 2 weeks of my junior year. Does that count for anything? :lol:

I'm taking a year to study Japanese in Kyoto right now. When I get back to the University of Oklahoma, I will graduate with a degree in professional microbiology and minors in chemistry, Japanese (I hope), and the history of science.

I havent decided yet, but Im goin for somethin...haha

Bachelors in Social Work
Masters in Social Work

About to start my Ph.D in Autism Intervention

Not in University yet, but I'm hoping to do study Film.

BS in nutritional science and I'll be starting a Pharm.D program in the fall.


same here :jumping:

Bachelor of Commerce in Entreprenuerial Management.

Erm, I run several small companies now, I guess it taught me sumpin :)

Diploma in Business Administration with a major in Marketing.

my path is psychology, major probably.. than head into pharmacy and than into medicine

Information Technology @ UCF. Taking one class this semester then I'm done. :)

Ph.D. in Experimental Psychology. That degree and $1.69 will get you a cup of coffee at McDonald's. I spend my time at a state university, teaching statistics and thoroughly confusing the youth of America. Love my job.

Jane

Ph.D. in Experimental Psychology. That degree and $1.69 will get you a cup of coffee at McDonald's. I spend my time at a state university, teaching statistics and thoroughly confusing the youth of America. Love my job.

Jane

Thats cool!

Does that include things like paranormal psy? i've always wanted to do some reading on that (although i think most of that is more spiritual then psychological)

Industrial Engineering @ Cornell University

Thats cool!

Does that include things like paranormal psy? i've always wanted to do some reading on that (although i think most of that is more spiritual then psychological)

LOL. No paranormal psychology for me. I don't believe in it and past research has not been able to provide evidence for it. Basically because it's difficult to test. How the heck does someone set up an experiment to test communication with the dead? As you said, I think most psychologists agree that paranormal phenomena is something that people take on faith, similar to spiritual beliefs.

My specialty is in measurement, such as developing survey items to assess job satisfaction, work motivation, and personality. Not as seductive as paranormal psychology, but the work is steadier!

Jane

so many students on here, what are you studying

im going to be utterly unemployable with my ba in philosophy :tu:


Journalism / Mass Communications w/ a minor in Public Policy.


Rob

I'd like to be a math major at Cornell, but I don't find out if I've made it for another couple months.

Nursing at UIC.

B.S. -- Biology
M.Div. (Masters of Divinity) -- Theology

so many students on here, what are you studying

im going to be utterly unemployable with my ba in philosophy :tu:

Ummm, your totally right! So why don't you switch majors? I'm a business major with a decent job and I can read philosophy books in my spare time you know.

-Allen

B.A. in Music, B.A. in Philosophy double degree.
Williamso - Where did you/are you getting your M.Div?

Bachelors in Social Work
Masters in Social Work

About to start my Ph.D in Autism Intervention

Hi Baldridges:
I'm interested in Autism intervention, too! Just got my bachelor's in psych last May and am going back to school in the fall. What kind of PhD program are you going into? Mine will either be school psych or human development.

Associate Degree in Science, Math and Technology
B.S. in Civil Engineering

Completed my BSCE in '99. Wild horses couldn't drag me back to college.

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-Roger

Industrial Engineering @ Cornell University
Go Big Red!! LOL, I went to Binghamton U. myself but spent lots of time visiting Cornell and Ithaca. Beautiful, beautiful place.

Sport Management, minor in Business

BS-Mechanical Engineering

Graduating in May :D

arts & german to be a teacher. i will see how that will work out later on... *already books a place for a mental institution*