Degrees/Major/School stuff

[Anti]

One thing I always like discussing with people is about their degrees or majors in college. I find it very interesting and it gives me some good insight about the person themselves. So just an general question, what are all of your degrees/majors/whatevers if you would like to share?

Currently, my major of intent is biochemistry. I went into college with an intended Biology major, but that quickly changed. While they are both interesting subjects, Chemistry is a different way of thinking that is more suitable for me. It may generally be considered a tougher subject, but I'm willing to struggle through it because I find the way of thinking easier.
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[MrFrogger]

My major is "Film & Screen Studies", which is a confusing title, since it just sounds like a Film Studies major. It's actually a Film (Production) major that is just offset with more of a focus on Film Study and Film Theory than the average Film Production major. I find it intensely fascinating.

[Hayden]

I'm going for my Masters of Business Administration right now. Should have it in a year and a half or so.
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[Jasonconfused]

This June I graduate with a bachelors in History w/ a minor in Labor Studies. I'll probably take a break from school and try to work for a bit and then I'll either try to go to law school or possibly go for a Masters in History.
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[Patman360]

In 2 days time I start the first of my final 3 university exams (I should really be studying...), in 10 days time I'll be finished a 4 year degree in Geology, which is kind of scary. Considering my options after that but strongly leaning towards doing a masters in field exploration geology.
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[zdwyatt]

I double-majored in Anthropology and Psychology. I worked for a bit, then went to law school.

[Jasonconfused]

[TracyJacks]

I have a degree in law. It usually takes five years to study, but it took me six years because I spent a year with scolarship in Austria. It was a long time to finish the studies. Now I feel I don't want to study anymore (except languages which I like).

I never really wanted to study law. I chose it because I had to choose something...I know it sounds silly. I like different things and I'm good at different things but not good enough to study it.
Law taught me a lot, for example logic. Law can be useful and in some aspects it is interesting, too. But I still feel I don't like it that much, and I'm not too interested in it, although it is my job now.

[Jasonconfused]

[Precedent]

I graduate high school next month and then I'm going to college to major in Meteorology.