What does everybody here major in/major'ed in and are you happy w/it?

[rpc64]

If you consider calculus "no real math", then I must bow to your superior mental abilities.

 

[toant103]

Finance, it's alright

 

[Heisenberg]

<< If you consider calculus "no real math", then I must bow to your superior mental abilities. >>



I was just kidding around. We always poke fun at the CS majors b/c they don't have to take as much math as we do.

 

[rpc64]

Oh, ok then. I do suck at math though.

 

[CloroxCowboy]

Business Management. I am still not sure what it means

 

[spanner]

Mechanical Engineering. Its about as hard as it gets but I don't see myself doing anything else.

I kinda freak myself out sometimes when somehow i get through nasty problems with ease, but then a nastier problem comes along to put me back where I belong, oh boy it never ends.

 

[Spamela]

i have degrees in econ, math, and comp sci. the latter two enabled me to make a good living.

 

[chuckieland]

B.Comm
it's ok

 

[DevilsAdvocate]

B.A. History and Spanish (Double Major), Texas A&M University.
J.D., University of Houston (in less than 2 weeks).

Not real happy with my undergrad major...

Avoid liberal arts at all costs...

 

[Theslowone]

<--- EE, somewhat happy with it. Probably will not get out of here for another 50 years, but in a way thats ok, I can retire then.

 

[RossMAN]

Hot Deals Engineering is my major.

 

[dcdomain]

architecture/architorture. first 1.5 years was a blast... then I woke up and realized it was all bullshit...
all this work for what?

currently finishing my third year, two more years in the hell hole...

 

[aphex]

Business Administration with a Specialization in Global Business and a minor in Econ.

Im still in school, so i havent used it yet. Nice and easy though...

 

[AreaCode707]

Doubling in English and Communications. I find comm really interesting, English still but less so. Partly because comm is much easier than English for me, and less time consuming. I really don't think I'd want to switch, although there are other areas like psych and linguistics that I find interesting.

 

[CPA]

My degrees technically say Bachelor's of Business Administration and Associates in Business Management.

My major and minor, though, were Accounting (hence my screen name) and Hotel/Restaurant Management.

Currently, I am working on my Bachelor's in Computer Science.

***edit*** Accounting is boring, Good money, but boring; haven't applied the Hotel/Restaurant Management yet. ***end edit***

 

[cmdavid]

majoring in mechanical engineering w/ a minor in japanese at Georgia Tech..
then i plan on getting an MBA somewhere....

so far i love mechanical engineering and japanese...

 

[Hayabusa Rider]

I left school after third grade.

 

[slpaulson]

I'll be in Computer Engineering at Wisconsin - Madison next year...
I hope I like it

 

[Supermercado]

Computer Science with my applications emphasis area (9 credit hours of a minor) soon to be in art. So far, I'm happy enough with what all we're doing and what I'm learning. It's hard, but it's what I like, so I've stuck with it.

 

[HappyPuppy]

After 2 years of formal post secondary school education I spurned the establishment and have done as well, or better, than most college grads. I have had the freedom of not being constrained by the teachings of people who could never make it in the real world.

 

[bonk102]

Marketing and no i'm not happy with it at all, but it's too late to change

 

[whitelight]

biomedical engineering.... a ton of work, but the stuff's pretty interesting.

 

[GiGoLo]

Computer Science - love it, except the debugging part :|



<< Math? There's no real math in computer science. >>



I'm not sure about your school, but I'm at UT Austin and if you do the Bachelor of Science in CS like I am, then you take enough math to automatically receive a minor...

 

[Rob9874]

Got my degree in Supply Chain Management. Got a job with Intel as an IE, so I like it.

 

[CJZ]

I majored in psychobiology. It was an interesting major and it prepared me for grad school.