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What was your college major?

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B.A. Communication / MIS minor

- got my full-time job based on experience and [any] 4-year degree though.
 
Career Student here. I have a BS in Exercise Physiology and a BS in Physical Therapist. After 8 years in PT, I just resigned to join a friends company as a Mortgage Broker.
 
double major:

Computer Science, with a concentration in Software Engineering
Mathematics

For a while I took a lot of Mass Communications classes because I was a radio DJ, but then I quit that job and regained a sane outlook on my future.

Edit: spelling
 
I have a 1995 Bachelor of Science in "Information Technology: Data Communications and Networking" from the Pennsylvania College of Technology (part of the Pennsylvania State University system). I was there initially for Computer Science, but then this was rolled-out during my tenure there.

It was a brand-new degree developed jointly with Rochester Institute of Technology, first (if not practically) in the Nation. Thankfully for me, it was a hot ticket to a job straight out of College!
 
majored in applied mathematics and was one class away from a concentration in economics (just didnt feel like finishing it). in the end the concentration really didnt matter. my resume lists the relevant classes anyways so i was fine.
 
Originally posted by: phillyTIM
I have a 1995 Bachelor of Science in "Information Technology: Data Communications and Networking" from the Pennsylvania College of Technology (part of the Pennsylvania State University system). I was there initially for Computer Science, but then this was rolled-out during my tenure there.



It was a brand-new degree developed jointly with Rochester Institute of Technology, first (if not practically) in the Nation. Thankfully for me, it was a hot ticket to a job straight out of College!
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I played Dungeons and Dragons with a bunch of guys from Penn Tech while I was in college (Penn State) 😀
 
1. Classical Humanities
2. Communication Science and Rhetorical Studies (makes these forums that much more interesting to observe)
 
BS in Aerospace Engineering(99) w/ minor in Psychology.... didn't get me anywhere so now I'm completing a BS in Computer Science.... Maybe I'll venture a MS in Comp. Sci next...
 
Started off in Electrical and Computer Engineering, then changed schools and majors to Mechanical Engineering Technology.
 
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