What will/did you study in college?

[caseysmom]

Sophie, we have the best vet school in the country right here in Davis, do you want to go there? Thats where my daughter wants to go.

[cyber-sibes]

I'm graduating this Saturday with my MA! my concentration was Art History. I also completed a BFA back in 2002. (I'm a late bloomer - didn't get to start college till I was 45)
(Amy/Cincy'smom - your work sounds very interesting!)

[Cincy'sMom]

I'm graduating this Saturday with my MA! my concentration was Art History. I also completed a BFA back in 2002. (I'm a late bloomer - didn't get to start college till I was 45)
(Amy/Cincy'smom - your work sounds very interesting!)

Congrats Pat!!

For the most part, it is interesting, and I enjoy it. I get to see and hear about alot of the new devices that will be coming out before they are released. Although I can't say a lot about most of it, one of the new projects we are bidding on testing is the packaging for a canine pain med. The manufacturer is really going above and beyond the FDA requirements for a vet med, which of course makes me happy!! Their feeling is that package for animals medicines should be just as safe as it is for humans ( European agencies require this, US does not). Anyway, it is easy to get off on a tangent because it is interesting!!

[smokey the elder]

I got my BS in Chemistry and a PhD in Polymer Chemistry. After doing polymer science for about 16 years I switched to analytical in the pharma industry. I mainly "babysit" reactions (in-process testing is what THEY like to call it, but it's really babysitting... ) It's quite a change, but I love all kinds of analytical tests and instrumentation.

[Cataholic]

I have a BA in political science, which is pretty much a worthless degree. I worked for awhile, and decided I wasn't argumentative enough, so, I went on to law school, and obtained my juris doctorate (JD).

[Lobodeb]

I have a BA in political science, which is pretty much a worthless degree. I worked for awhile, and decided I wasn't argumentative enough, so, I went on to law school, and obtained my juris doctorate (JD).

What type of law are you practicing?

[Cataholic]

What type of law are you practicing?

I have a general practice (excluding all things domestic, juvenile), a fair amount of civil litigation, and about 10% prosecution for a local municipality. And, whatever else pays the bills...he he he.

[Giselle]

Sophie, we have the best vet school in the country right here in Davis, do you want to go there? Thats where my daughter wants to go.

I ultimately will probably end up going to Davis, but Cornell is where my heart lies Of course, the tuition is through the roof and I'm doubtful I can make it in, so chances are I'll go to Davis. Plus, I can drive home every weekend to see my pups!

[Suki Wingy]

I have 2 more years to make up my mind, but hopefully zoology. I have wanted to be a zookeeper (big cats) for many years. I understand:
-it's a very competitive job
-the salary is not great
-you have to intern for at least 2 years before you can even think about getting a real job

My backups are something in the field museum, eventually curator. I mom had the best job when I was young, she researched a culture, then wrote the displays at the Field Museum. It combines my two favorite subjects; history and english, and for once, not much math!<< I hate math!!!!!!!!!!

Whatever I do I will be making adds for dogs and taking pictures on the side.

[Buddy Blaze Lover]

Hmm...well, I'm interested in a few things, but I'm not positive what I'm going to major in yet...time will tell.

[Edwina's Secretary]

Bachelor of Science degree in Business Adminstration with a concentration in Labor Relations.

[*JTM*Coco*pi*Caramel*]

Im still in school but so far I did....

2 years of a Bachelor of Science with a major in Biology
1 year of a Bachelor of Science with an undecided major

And now in the Fall Im going into Nursing!!!!!!