What degree do you want/have or currently pursuing?

Seems the majority are going into the IT field can't blame ya at all very lucrative field. I am surprised at the lack of law and med students though ~_~.

BS in Food Science

going to Brewing School to get my Brewmasters certification in four months or next year...depends if I can come up with the money in time lol.

Seems the majority are going into the IT field can't blame ya at all very lucrative field. I am surprised at the lack of law and med students though ~_~.

Espada12

I have a B.A. in Christian Studies and am pursuing an M.Div. with my concentration in North American Church Planting. Essentially, I want to be a pastor and start churches full-time. In the future I may pursue a PhD. in some type of Christian Ministry and an art degree.mindstorm

Quite the ambition there, good luck!

[QUOTE="mindstorm"]I have a B.A. in Christian Studies and am pursuing an M.Div. with my concentration in North American Church Planting. Essentially, I want to be a pastor and start churches full-time. In the future I may pursue a PhD. in some type of Christian Ministry and an art degree.Espada12

Quite the ambition there, good luck!

[QUOTE="Espada12"]

[QUOTE="mindstorm"]I have a B.A. in Christian Studies and am pursuing an M.Div. with my concentration in North American Church Planting. Essentially, I want to be a pastor and start churches full-time. In the future I may pursue a PhD. in some type of Christian Ministry and an art degree.mindstorm

Quite the ambition there, good luck!

D: 50/50 chance sucks.. oh well it could be worse.

D: 50/50 chance sucks.. oh well it could be worse.

Espada12

Finishing my BA in Economics, will hopefully get accepted into business school later and get an MBA.

My goal is to start up my own business(s). Right now I'm saving for a patent for one of my inventions, $5,000 :/

I've been studying theoretical physics, engineering, philosophy, and history in my free time. TBH I kinda regret even going to college, I learn evrything by myself, i teach myself, read lots of books on my own time, it just seems like a waste, except the social element.

Finishing my BA in Economics, will hopefully get accepted into business school later and get an MBA.

My goal is to start up my own business(s). Right now I'm saving for a patent for one of my inventions, $5,000 :/

I've been studying theoretical physics, engineering, philosophy, and history in my free time. TBH I kinda regret even going to college, I learn evrything by myself, i teach myself, read lots of books on my own time, it just seems like a waste, except the social element.

-Red-Cell-

Need to go for that piece of paper you get at the end, or no one can know if you are practical in the field.

Graduating from JSU with a B.S. in Finance this fall. Soon to be enrolling in the Certified Financial Analyst (CFA) Institute to take the first test next june. Hope to move to either atl or birmingham. Maybe new york one day if i have a woman willing to go with me for a few years ;)

Finishing my BA in Economics, will hopefully get accepted into business school later and get an MBA.

My goal is to start up my own business(s). Right now I'm saving for a patent for one of my inventions, $5,000 :/

I've been studying theoretical physics, engineering, philosophy, and history in my free time. TBH I kinda regret even going to college, I learn evrything by myself, i teach myself, read lots of books on my own time, it just seems like a waste, except the social element.

-Red-Cell-

[QUOTE="Espada12"]D: 50/50 chance sucks.. oh well it could be worse.

mindstorm

I've been going to a church that friend of mine started in january of 07 (i started going in march of 07). I play drums and run around taking attendance after music.

My advice: Don't get too caught up in number crunching in the short term, meaning, don't ever get discouraged because of seasonal dropoffs. We went from 60 down to 40s in the first summer then up close to 100 by the end of the first year. then down to 70s/60s again, then up to close to 140 in the second summer but slumped down to 120 at the end of the year. in the past 2 months we're now averaging close to 200 and we're starting to have seating issues.

the point being: you can't let a short drop get you down. keep in mind what the whole point is. Jaded unchurched people don't come in because they like that you use powerpoint and have spiky hair. they come because their life was changed for the better.

I'm going to pursue a degree in Computer Science, really like the programming and coding side of things.

[QUOTE="Espada12"]

Yea let me give you some advice, explore all your options, I wasted thousands on dollars and 4 years of my time on my first degree(not that it's bad to have more than one :) ), because after an internship and 2 years of studying it I came to the realisation that it wasn't for me, I am currently doing law then going to do a masters in international relations. I ended up actually sitting down, researching and getting information on subjects I was interested in and I chose one based on my info. You should do the same.

super_mario_128

Some arts majors can feel free to correct me on this, but the most typical job a B.A. gets you is a teaching job, which is fine if thats what you want to do.

Getting a math degree doesn't necesarily shoehorn you into pure mathematics the rest of your life, it's just a valuable toolset for employers. you get a lot of mobility in with math. If you wanted something a little more focused, think about an engineering degree. From their, you can work in your field, maybe get an mba while you work to get in upperish management.

About to start on my Bachelor of Science in Mathematical Physics. I'm considering minoring in pure mathematics depending on how well I can handle University mathematics.

Bachelor's in Childhood Education.

Degree? College? Not me. I'm planning to enlist in the U.S. Navy. The fastest way to see the world. :)

Music major, either composition or education, we'll see.

College auditions coming up slowly, ugh Im nervous.

But there arent many male voice majors, especially with my theory background, so things look good so far. Still scared.

Currently working on a PhD in Computer Science.

Music Education

Well I plan to graduate with a BSc honors degree in biochem, then probably go to med school

Environmental Sciences, but i have the option of going into many science fields by the end of 09/10.

well im not sure what i want to do yet

Currently pursuing a B.Sc in Computer Science (specialization in software engineering). It's hard as hell...

Currently working on a MS in environmental Medicine: Toxicology, but im pondering the benifits/ detriments if I should stay on board for the PhD.

Bachelor's in computer science.

In my 4th year of Bcom (majoring in Economics and Information Systems)/LLB (Law) conjoint degree.

[QUOTE="mindstorm"]

[QUOTE="Espada12"]D: 50/50 chance sucks.. oh well it could be worse.

Hihatrider87

I've been going to a church that friend of mine started in january of 07 (i started going in march of 07). I play drums and run around taking attendance after music.

My advice: Don't get too caught up in number crunching in the short term, meaning, don't ever get discouraged because of seasonal dropoffs. We went from 60 down to 40s in the first summer then up close to 100 by the end of the first year. then down to 70s/60s again, then up to close to 140 in the second summer but slumped down to 120 at the end of the year. in the past 2 months we're now averaging close to 200 and we're starting to have seating issues.

the point being: you can't let a short drop get you down. keep in mind what the whole point is. Jaded unchurched people don't come in because they like that you use powerpoint and have spiky hair. they come because their life was changed for the better.

I'm majoring in game art. 8)

(seriously)

I'm majoring in game art. 8)

(seriously)

Shad0ki11

I am too, in a way.

[QUOTE="Shad0ki11"]

I'm majoring in game art. 8)

(seriously)

avatar_genius

I am too, in a way.

How so? Either you are or you aren't. Which is it?

[QUOTE="avatar_genius"]

[QUOTE="Shad0ki11"]

I'm majoring in game art. 8)

(seriously)

Shad0ki11

I am too, in a way.

How so? Either you are or you aren't. Which is it?

Computer animation, but I want to do game art with it.

[QUOTE="Shad0ki11"]

[QUOTE="avatar_genius"]

I am too, in a way.

avatar_genius

How so? Either you are or you aren't. Which is it?

Computer animation, but I want to do game art with it.

3D animation? What program are you currently using?

[QUOTE="avatar_genius"]

[QUOTE="Shad0ki11"]

How so? Either you are or you aren't. Which is it?

Shad0ki11

Computer animation, but I want to do game art with it.

3D animation? What program are you currently using?

[QUOTE="Shad0ki11"]

[QUOTE="avatar_genius"]

Computer animation, but I want to do game art with it.

avatar_genius

3D animation? What program are you currently using?

3ds max is a commonly used in unis and technology institutions, though I'm not sure if they start you off with that or use it in later stage courses.

[QUOTE="avatar_genius"][QUOTE="Shad0ki11"]

3D animation? What program are you currently using?

October_Tide

3ds max is a commonly used in unis and technology institutions, though I'm not sure if they start you off with that or use it in later stage courses.

Doesn't matter to me, whatever works.

[QUOTE="Teenaged"]

I am majoring in Greek Philology with a specialisation in Linguistics.

LZ71

PS: Its weird that all this time I mentioned that I study Greek Philology and no one knew what I mean or never bothered asking me...... :/

Currently pursuing a B.Sc in Computer Science (wpecialization in software engineering). It's hard as hell...

Aznsilvrboy