What's your major?

Community Health with a Minor in Health Education!
I wanna do something with helping children be aware of their health and futures

I recently switched; I was a Psych major with a Social Welfare minor (and Business minor)

I knew I wanted to help people, I just didn't figure out how I wanted to until last month

Sociology

BS in Electrical Computer Engineering with a math minor, one class short of a physics minor.

Working on my masters in Nuclear Engineering, thinking either physics or operations research for my concentration

I want a Ph.D in Nuclear Physics

BaS- Applied Human Nutrition

Major Japanese minor Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL)

I have a Bachelors in Economics and Statistics. A Masters in Economics and another in Financial Analysis. I am prepping for the CFA at the moment.

Undergrad: Psychology, History, Russian Studies, added in that order while dropping pre med (technically not a major at my university, but I got up to the last year) and philosophy along the way. (What can I say, I'm an intellectual hedonist. ).

That led to a double Masters in Russian, Central and Eastern European Studies and European Studies.

Not sure what that leads to job-wise so I may have made a mistake along the way. On the other hand, it was so interesting, and you have no idea how much I've won at pub trivia with my combined set of knowledge, so there's that. Seriously, study what you're interested in. Psychology is a good start. Perhaps have some eye to what you can do something with (something tech or engineering based will go a long, long way to getting you post-study opportunities. If I were going to do it again, I would probably study at least something tech oriented in addition to what I did, like programming or something.)

Don't focus solely on fine arts (study them if you want, but even Trey Parker and Matt Stone studied Japanese and Mathematics respectively...), study at least one language to a high level (Russian and Arabic being the most practical), and do something techish. The rest of it? Do what's interesting to you. I wouldn't trade my education for the world but I'm sooooooo glad I learned some languages, and I should have studied programming of some sort.

B.Commerce Major in Accounting
Accounting Designation

Now debating between CFP & MBA.

B.A.
Television
Concentration in Post Production

Civil & Environmental Engineering

English. I also have all the certifications to teach in Florida. I chose to graduate with an English degree. I make more money as a secretary than I would as a high school English teacher. Sad.

English degrees are pretty hard to get a job with after school.

I plan to start law school this year. English degrees happen to be a great foundation for that.

Currently: BS in Clinical Laboratory Science, I'll graduate in June of this year.

I also have a BA in Graphic Design (2002) and an AA in Clinical Lab Science (2009).

My major was sociology the study of human behavior. I picked the degree because it was very diverse and I have had a lot of great jobs as a result of it.

Major: Psychology
Minor: Substance Abuse Counseling

Future Masters Degree in School Counseling!

I'm working on my B.S. in Marketing but thinking about looking in to a minor in communications too