What is/was your major in college?

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  • alisonlynn1976
    alisonlynn1976 Posts: 929 Member
    Psychology. I waited until the latest possible time to decide on a major because I was interested in so many different things. I picked psychology based on really enjoying a psychopharmacology class (so basically, because drugs are interesting! :D). I went on to get my doctorate in neuroscience and have a job in my field today, so it worked out nicely.
  • cynthiapick
    cynthiapick Posts: 49 Member
    My Degree was a BA Hons in :-
    major Social sciences
    Minor Women's Studies

    Very enjoyable
  • gobonas99
    gobonas99 Posts: 1,049 Member
    BBA in Accounting from St Bonaventure University (class of 1999!) <--- hence my user name "Go Bona's '99" :wink:
    MBA with a concentration in Accounting from Oswego State University (class of 2000)

    Full ride academic scholarship to SBU. Workstudy, grants and loans for OSU - had my student loans paid off within 7 years. :drinker:

    I worked in public accounting for 2 years. Got my CPA license in 2003 (after I got out of public and had time to study LOL!). Beed working in the private sector for 12 years now. :smile: I love my job (most days haha) :laugh:
  • dwh77tx
    dwh77tx Posts: 513 Member
    I have my BS in Nutritional Science, but I am in a totally different field now. And, alot of the girls in my major had various eating disorder behavior...
  • elanaknt
    elanaknt Posts: 40 Member
    I have a BA in both Spanish and French and an MA in Spanish.

    I started undergrad as a biology major since I had graduated from a science and math charter high school, but quickly realized that I actually loved Spanish and was good at languages in general (I also took several courses in Mandarin Chinese, Italian, Japanese, German and Arabic). So I went with my interests.

    I have been teaching college Spanish for three years and I hate it. I love the actual teaching, but hate the job--administration BS, university politics, being overworked and underpaid, having to teach lower-level required classes to students who have no desire to learn anything...which would only slightly improve if I shelled out big bucks and time for a PhD (not happening).

    I am currently trying to get back into giving private lessons and tutoring (which I did all throughout undergrad and grad school--I loved it and got paid well) while simultaneously brainstorming options to do something else...
  • rileamoyer
    rileamoyer Posts: 2,412 Member
    BA in Human Resources Mgt, BS in American Indian Studies with Minor in Business (2 different universities)

    I am working on my Masters in Retirement. :happy:
  • fitforlife34
    fitforlife34 Posts: 331 Member
    elementary education, which opens doors for interviews with preschools/daycares all the time. however, hate to sound negative, but i want to see if others went through the same thing?

    I went to the wrong university. BYU in Provo, UT, although a really good school, they were very discriminatory, and didn't like anyone who was different. I was unique and bold, and they had a target on me the whole time. they didn't allow me to finish up my student teaching (no serious reasons) and now moving from Utah to WA state I may have to go back to school all over again to finish up my certification, because of what they did. More money and time, and I am pretty upset. I am thinking of a lawsuit against them and speaking to the president! but they don't care about their students! meanwhile, I have had to take low paying jobs because I can't teach without a certification.

    A degree doesn't really do much, especially in education!!!!
  • Asterie
    Asterie Posts: 159 Member
    BSc in Management and Systems Science, because I'm lame and love math, business, and programming! Initially I just wanted to major in business, but I found that it wasn't challenging enough and I stumbled upon this lovely major. Is it sad to say I love studying the topics of my current major? haha
  • sgtlittle
    sgtlittle Posts: 258 Member
    Physics and math...actually using my degree as a health physicist.