Your education and what will you do with it?

[WhatThePho]

BSBA with concentrations in Finance and International Business; planned minor in Accounting and a foreign language of choice (undecided). Planning on getting my MBA while I work.

[Dani]

Graduating in a few months from highschool. I'll be hanging around one more year though for a few university level courses that I need for university as well as going into a joint highschool-college dual credit program thing for a cooking apprenticeship. I get both highschool credits and college credits from it.

[tratout]

• Currently working on my bachelors (Psychology major)
• Taking medical related courses on the side

I wanted to be a pastry chef.

[Catharsis]

I graduated from college when I was 19, and I'm working already, so... Ehm. I'll be going on study leave to get my MA in Economics later this year. Got two scholarship offers. Haven't chosen yet. After I get my MA, I'm going back to current job, coz, well, I kinda like what I do. *_*

[Yume]

Originally Posted by Catharsis

I graduated from college when I was 19, and I'm working already, so... Ehm. I'll be going on study leave to get my MA in Economics later this year. Got two scholarship offers. Haven't chosen yet. After I get my MA, I'm going back to current job, coz, well, I kinda like what I do. *_*

My gawd Cath... Graduate at 19? I'm 19 NOW and I have years to come... ;-;


I'm in my 2nd year at Uni, applying to Pharmacy in April -- need to write an exam. Hopefully I'll pass! If I get in, then it's 4 years in Pharmacy, if not... another year of other classes /o/;

If not Pharmacy, I was thinking either Med rehab, or Dietition... but I may possibly consider getting a science degree of some sort (probably related to Chemistry).

So...

Graduation date: NEVER. *cry*

[PedroRomero]

Originally Posted by Watatsuki

I'm studying Linguistics and East Asian Studies at undergrad now. I don't really have any "intended future" so to speak, but basically I'll follow the path and try to become an academic. If I fail on the way then I'll find something else to do I guess.

And lol, if you have 2 more years of highschool or whatnot of course you don't know what to do. Back then I thought I was going to be a scientist. Yea... that worked out pretty well. I'm actually glad I failed math, because if I passed, I'd be a failing scientist now, but instead I found Linguisitics and I love my life.

isn't linguistics also science?

[flaris]

Dropped out of college for computer programming two weeks ago; I was the only one in my group of friends that could actually manage to solve the problems/assignments given to us. Have a useless diploma in culinary (was pretty much my year off after high school). No clue where my life is headed and just winging it atm.

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[Watatsuki]

Originally Posted by PedroRomero

isn't linguistics also science?

It's generally considered under humanities, though it is very sciencelike as such. I guess the general idea is that even though we do things like most scientists, we don't learn about chemistry, biology, physics and all that and it doesn't really branch off from those areas like most other mainstream sciences would, so we can't hang out with the scientists and talk about helium uhh, bad example uhh, say unununium or newtons or mitochondria etc. (While hardcore acoustic phoneticians may learn some real physics related to sound etc, I'm not one of them.)

[DarkAmbience]

Currently working on a BA in Biology.

I have nothing whatsoever in mind past that. (lolfail)
I have thought about being some kind of research biologist but eh...

My interests vary a lot...
(I just recently started practicing dance moves from some of my favorite kpop songs, I draw whenever time allows for it, I write stories rarely but I somewhat enjoy it if I can get into it, etc.)

[Coffee]

Going to Stony Brook University for a BS on Comp Sci.

[Shugi]

Undergrad in Computer Engineering at UofT. Hopefully going to get a Masters and maybe a Ph. D. For ungrad, I'm specializing in "Photonics & Semiconductor Physics", "Control, Communication & Signals Processing" and "Computer Hardware & Computer Networks". Supposed to only specialize in two fields, but I chose a 3rd one instead of my electives.

Planning to land a job at Intel, Nvidia, AMD, Apple, Google or anything processor related. =X Probably unlikely since I suck so much at Math.

Surprisingly, I'm doing what I wanted to since high school... "something related to computers".

[RaineScarlet]

Originally Posted by Coffee

Going to Stony Brook University for a BS on Comp Sci.

That's cool. My cousin went to SB for that too but then he changed to Radiology or something.

I'm currently taking a whole slew of Biology classes, trying to get into my school's retarded Nursing program, but it's not going too great, so I don't know what I should do... switch to Bio major or keep trying for Nursing.

I really wanted to be an illustrator/writer, but .. Asian parents.

[Marzai]

Undergrad Freshman with a major in Wildlife/Fisheries on my second semester in college. Still, however, taking basic humanities required until I get to my main focus, which may be in the coming semester.

In the end, I want to become an Ecologist. I always had an interest in animals and their habits in a non-living environment, observing their niche, and understanding their behaviors. Maybe I'll want to do some animal rescue or have an involvement in it somewhere down the line.

To set things into real motion, I should volunteer at the animal shelter...

[Zeke]

I still can't find a right major for me to major in x_x. Its hard deciding. At first I was pre-pharmacy, but after taking a look at what they actually do it makes me cringe. Still deciding now because my test grades in the subjects I want to major in slap me in the face and say no.

[Synkronized]

Last year of my Industrial Engineering Mayor...Currently working in an importan Outsourcing and consulting company, in the financial and economic Close of the company.
Planning to start an MBA in the next couple years, after getting my Engineer degree.
Regarding work, i'm not quite sure of where i'm going from here...the Outsourcing and consulting environment is of my liking...