What is/will be your college major?

[Looking For Alaska]

My Ideal scenario would be to be a major in English/Literature and become a best selling novelist.

But I'll probably just take the cheap way out and do engineering

 

[megalomania]

Chemistry, just finished my degree!

I guess I shouldn't be surprised that there are so many people here wanting to get into game design, good luck to ya with that, pretty fucking competitive getting jobs after them! Well, it is in Britain anyway!

 

[Lusperus]

Language or history

 

[pffh]

As of next fall I'll be starting my bachelor in clinical drug chemistry.

 

[Dooly95]

My Ideal scenario would be to be a major in English/Literature and become a best selling novelist.

But I'll probably just take the cheap way out and do engineering

Aw now that was under the belt.

(Doing Comp Sci - and would love to change to something else but can't.)

(To explain; country lends debts to students for their courses - I already have three years equivalent of debt, don't really wish to add another four on top of that)

(So, in short, mayhaps I should of thought of things a little seriously in high school)

 

[malfernion]

physics

 

[aruseusx]

Biological Sciences

 

[Taerdin]

I'm personally shooting for Computer Science (more specifically, programming), but many people say I should go for Arts and Technology. Right now, however, my declared major is CS.

I'm going into my fourth year of computer science this fall.

Pretty exciting, I can't wait to be finished

 

[SpikeyGirl]

Chemistry, just finished my degree!

I hope to do Chemistry assuming I get my grades

 

[Captain Picard]

If everything goes according to plan, I'll have my BS degree in Economics by the end of summer term. Is anyone else an econ major?

 

[m_jim]

I graduated with a degree in Applied Mathematic (hard sciences FTW!) and a minor in computer science, and I've been working as a programmer for the last year and a half. In the fall, off to grad school for Computational Fluid Dynamics.

I'm personally shooting for Computer Science (more specifically, programming), but many people say I should go for Arts and Technology. Right now, however, my declared major is CS.

Quick word of advice. Don't go into CS thinking that it will be all about programming, games, and such. I saw too many people who thought that because they "liked computers" that could do a CS degree, only to flunk out.

 

[metamorphisis]

So long as my leaving cert went well Electrical and electronic engineering.

 

[ilessthanthreetea]

Joint MA in Anthropology and Divinity.

This is after doing 2 years of history and philosophy and deciding not to go to Art school and do jewellery design and silversmithing.

 

[Aur0ra145]

Business Admin, Pilot and Geology minor. Yes, I like school.

 

[Fightgarr]

I'm in Fine Arts. Majoring in Drawing and Painting. I don't think I could be in any other field and be as happy as I am now. I literally get to just do what I love for school. I'm not forced to take academic subjects I have no interest in (though I can take them if I want). I don't have to bust my ass on readings in books I don't like (though I do have to read about Art Theory, I have no problem with artistic research). My "homework" always consists of self-exploration within the context of drawing and painting.

 

[TK421]

I am double-majoring. Electrical Engineering and Mechanical Engineering.

 

[Faps]

Civil Engineering

 

[megalomania]

Chemistry, just finished my degree!

I hope to do Chemistry assuming I get my grades

Cool, you thought about where you want to go to study it? What grades do you need these days? I think my uni has just upped it to 3As because we had too many 1st years this year, I dunno what it will be like when A*s arrive...

 

[Vriggchan]

in the midst of mine. Nuclear and Radiological Engineering with a certificate in Business Financing