Your major

[Archontic]

What's your major (college)? If you're not in college yet or undeclared, what major are you leaning towards? If you've already graduated college, what is your degree in? If you're a dropout or don't intend to go to college, what's your sign?

As of now, I'm undeclared, but I intend to pursue a veterinary degree. I'd have to consider a transfer, though. Also, being young, my opinion is prone to lots of change..

[Kristen]

Because Viriginia Tech doesn't allow you to go into your specific Engineering major until you complete two semesters, I am still considered a "General Engineering" major. However, that will be changing to Civil Engineering as soon as the term is over. I'm even taking some CEE specific courses right now instead of just the general stuff that we're all forced to take.

[Kang Seung Jae]

Economics, International Studies, and Political Science.


Triple Majors.

[Terrestrial Dream]

I am thinking of something along radiology when I go to college.

[Kyomi]

Teaching & Literature here.

Though for some reason I'm being pulled towards cinema right now, got involved in a tv project.

[Kayin]

AS Degree in Graphic Design, I'll have my BFA in early 2009.

[Epyon9283]

I got my AS in Telecommunications Management and my BS in Network and Communications Management.

[siya]

I'm a softmore in High School..and I really don't know what I want to major in....

[teachopvutru]

I'm a sophomore in high school as well. I'll probably do Programming in college.

Maybe jack of all trade if it exists...

[King Lycan]

I'm A Junior in high school well I want to do OS configuration and Hardware technician

[Wirbelwind8]

Japan - Language and Arts. Currently a Junior in College, leaving for Japan to study abroad next fall semester.

[Papaya]

Originally Posted by Terrestrial Dream

I am thinking of something along radiology when I go to college.

Not to be a butt, but I don't know of any major university that offers something as specialized as radiology for a major. Maybe once you get into med school and specialize ;O

[Vexx]

BS Electrical Engineering (controls/digital) with extra specialization in physics (because for a while I majored in astrophysics, meh).

But that was a rather long time ago....

OHSU in Oregon (and most medical universities like down in Houston, TX) offer radiology in several forms -- the most obvious being the technician associates and certification (knowing how to get good data snaps). The titles are tricky between that and a doctor MD who has specialized in *interpreting* radiological data.

[ChainLegacy]

I'm thinking Finance. No matter what, it will be a major under the "Business" spectrum.

[Aoie_Emesai]

Originally Posted by ChrissieXD

Because Viriginia Tech doesn't allow you to go into your specific Engineering major until you complete two semesters, I am still considered a "General Engineering" major. However, that will be changing to Civil Engineering as soon as the term is over. I'm even taking some CEE specific courses right now instead of just the general stuff that we're all forced to take.

Yup that's me. Civil Engineering/ Industrial / General.

[Archontic]

Originally Posted by Papaya

Not to be a butt, but I don't know of any major university that offers something as specialized as radiology for a major. Maybe once you get into med school and specialize ;O

I think that Armstrong has a Radiology major. I haven't checked, but I do know people in my class who at least claim to major in it.

[Spectacular_Insanity]

I'm undeclared technically, but my schedule says "Lyman Briggs" (I attend Michigan State University's Lyman Briggs College). I'm leaning toward Biochemistry/Molecular Biology (yes, that is the full major title), but the road is tough. It requires some higher-level calculus, and I'm not very good at math at all. T_T

[Zaris]

Double major Visual Arts (Media) and Japanese Studies, UC San Diego. I was going to major in Physics but I couldn't endure the level of mathematics involved in it on a college level, so yeah, I went on a somewhat easier path, but at least it's paid off.

[Takeru]

Pretty much leaning the same way that Kayin and Zaris are. looking at going for a AS in Multimedia Graphic Design ending in 2010 and then heading for a BFA Graphic Design sometime in the future. and possibly a double-major in Asian Studies.

[EXEs]

I've got 1&1/2 years till university (if i can get in), and I want to do psychology. I've got 3 cousins (all girls) who're doing psychology or already completed it. Btw, is there a general trend that more females take psychology courses?