College Students: What's Your Major?

mad jew said:
I didn't pick you as a political scientist, you're not provocative enough. :p

Joke.
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Except for that one thread on CPU Temperature. ;) :)

I believe that I made a few political cracks in that one. :)
 
iDM said:
I'm now a super-senior doing a dual major in Environmental Studies and Business Administration.
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Sounds like fun! :eek:

Super-Senior, that has a nice ring to it. :)
 
musiclover137 said:
Music Industry Studies here.

Hopefully the pizza joke won't apply...
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Hopefully not, that is probably where my sister is headed in a few years. :)

Good Luck! :)
 
hoyboy9 said:
BS Chemical Engineering at Rice University

I'm in my 4th year! The pain is ALMOST over! :)
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Wow, I wish I was on my 4th year-
I still have two more to go. :rolleyes: :)
 
Ummm...theatre, concentration in play writing. I'm gonna be an artists. Starving and tortured and the whole bit.
 
Guitarius said:
Ummm...theatre, concentration in play writing. I'm gonna be an artists. Starving and tortured and the whole bit.
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And you chose this field of study, knowing your predicted outcome!? ;) :)
 
ugh i still have 6 years of schooling left at least. T_T cause i took this year off due to illness ><!
 
Mechanical engineering at the University of Vermont. I did the opposite of a lot of engineering student and transfered into the engineering school. I would sat at least half, if not more of the incoming students are gone by the second year, usually once they hit thermo-dynamics. I was studying physics for a year and a half, but it was too much theory and equations, I like hands on stuff. Because I transfered, this is my fifth year, but that doesn't bother me.
 
Technically in my 4th year of college still undeclared. Still utterly 'lost.'

Maybe women's/feminist studies? I don't know! :eek:
 
Right now, majoring in history, and minoring in geography.. but so far its been a real sleeper, so who knows how long it'll last.
 
devilot76 said:
Technically in my 4th year of college still undeclared. Still utterly 'lost.'

Maybe women's/feminist studies? I don't know! :eek:
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Do they have a world dominance major? I think it would fit you well. :p


I'm graduating this year from the University of Delaware with a BS in Information Systems and two concentrations. One in Business and one in Computer Science.
I can't wait to get out. I'm already in my 5th year and on my 5th major:
Computer Engineering -- to much calculus
Computer Science -- to much programing and too little problem solving
Cognitive Science -- boring
Business Administration -- would have taken a 6th+ year to graduate
Information Systems -- I love the Analysis end of software development
 
grapes911 said:
Do they have a world dominance major? I think it would fit you well. :p
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Careful now, you're placing deliciously lovely ideas into my head. Eh, who'm I kidding? I've thought about world dominance many a time. ;) What gave it away?!
grapes911 said:
...I can't wait to get out. I'm already in my 5th year and on my 5th major:
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Wow, a lot of mind changing! Hopefully all goes well as you finish up.
 
grapes911 said:
Do they have a world dominance major? I think it would fit you well. :p
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That made me laugh aloud, thank you :).

I'm utterly lost too, Devilot. Right now I am in a Design and Technology program and I have never been a designer and I no longer want a career in technology :rolleyes:, so I'm switching to Design and Management, a BBA will help me more than a BFA in 99% of careers :). I can't say I have an intense interest in business, though.

As of now I'm only interested in hanging out with friends and dancing. Pretty sad, I know :(.

_Emerson
 
i am a fresher at the wonderful Loughborough University, easd midlands, UK.

i am working towards a BSc in Air transport Management, which is an original and very interesting degree (apart from 3 hours of accounting on friday mornings.):D

it required the highest A Level grades out of any similar coourse in the UK. i was so pleased to get in.
 
wwooden said:
Mechanical engineering at the University of Vermont. I did the opposite of a lot of engineering student and transfered into the engineering school. I would sat at least half, if not more of the incoming students are gone by the second year, usually once they hit thermo-dynamics. I was studying physics for a year and a half, but it was too much theory and equations, I like hands on stuff. Because I transfered, this is my fifth year, but that doesn't bother me.
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I transfered into EE from CE tech (which was a joke) after my first quarter at RIT. I'm currently in my 4th year of a super senior program. We have the same probelm with retention in the Engineer school here as well, I've heard as low as 35%, but I think the official number is 42% graduate that come in as freshmen (that doesn't even count transfers that drop out).

Ben
 
When I graduate, I'm gonna get my double major FINANCE AND ECON on. OH YES

Then, get Ph.Ds. in both.
because I'm awesome

and spending the rest of my life in school sounds fun.
:rolleyes:

Wooooo BEST CFO EVER!!!

when I'm crazy and rich, I'll hose off and get bachelors in violin and viola performance

four degrees, suckaaaaaa

...I'm gonna look back on this post in a few years and wonder WTF I was thinking.
 
dmw007 said:
Well, there is no disputing that! :)
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and with Ph.Ds in finance and economics, I could probably make a graph that, although totally made up, looks pretty damn convincing.

OH YES!!!
 

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katie ta achoo said:
and with Ph.Ds in finance and economics, I could probably make a graph that, although totally made up, looks pretty damn convincing.

OH YES!!!
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You sure can, had me fooled. ;) :)
 
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