What will/did you study in college?

[Maya & Inka's mommy]

Graduated as a teacher for primary schools, LONGGGGGGGGGGGGGG time ago
(1977 lol).

[neko1]

I majored in psychology with a minor in gerontology

[JenBKR]

I have a B.S. in psychology with a minor in sociology. Not sure what exactly I want to do yet, but I was excepted into a really good MA program for professional counseling, so I am considering that.

[Lobodeb]

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)

CONGRATULATIONS!!!!

Better late than never!

[catlover4ever]

I graduated in 1991 with an AS and studied Travel Administration.....basically I learned the in's and out's of the travel industry. I had always planned on become a travel agent but I ended up a flight attendant instead, left that business and went to work in the hotel business, left that and went into the medical field.

[Cookiebaker]

I had was an english major, with a focus of book publishing. I finished that major, and decided that I would never, ever do anything with it. Basically, you sit at a desk all day, pushing a pencil and correcting grammar and spelling errors. While it might be for some people, it just isn't for me.

Then, I took a couple of courses in Phlebotomy (drawing blood), took an internship and loved it. I got a job working at a local hospital and hated it. I was put on the emergency room with basically no special training (that is *very* different than a lab setting) and quit 3 weeks later.

Now, I have a job managing a small copy shop -- I do use some training I got from my publishing major, but for the most part not. I love, love, love my job, and can definitely see myself doing this 5, 10, 25, 50 years down the road. It's very diverse -- everyday is different. It's creative, and rarely is it boring.

[king2005]

I took the Police Foundations Program... a 2yr old could have passed that course Not a good program at the college I went to.. its suppose to be hard, & nop open book to the point of being told which page & which paragraph to copy down

[caseysmom]

I got a B.S. in business administration with a minor in MIS. I work with mainframe computers now, probably sounds boring to the younger crowd but I enjoy it.

[Miss Z]

I'm going to study veterinary science and medicine . Hopefully I'll make it to Cambridge or the Royal Veterinary College in London. It's a 5-6 year course but I'm prepared for the commitment!!!

[Anita Cholaine]

I've been thinking a lot about this lately, and I'm almost completely conviced that I'm gonna study graphic desing. I'm sure that I will study photography too!

[Zippy]

I know i want to take some bird behavior courses,I think I want to manage a petco,or vet tech

[lvpets2002]

Graduated as a teacher for primary schools, LONGGGGGGGGGGGGGG time ago
(1977 lol).

SSHH Lut & dont tell everyone how LONGGGGGGGGGGG ago it was & they will think we are so Young

For real I graduated College with Associates Degree in Business Management && I am in Aviation {HELP}

[dogzr#1]

I still have a good amount of time to college but I have already prepared for it. I am going to go to Texas A & M in College Station, near Houston. It is the only vet school in Texas so that is where I will be going. I don't know if I want to be a specialist in one particular thing (ie: specialty in farm animals, reptiles etc). Still got a lot of planning to do.

[lvpets2002]

I still have a good amount of time to college but I have already prepared for it. I am going to go to Texas A & M in College Station, near Houston. It is the only vet school in Texas so that is where I will be going. I don't know if I want to be a specialist in one particular thing (ie: specialty in farm animals, reptiles etc). Still got a lot of planning to do.

Hurray another Texas PT'r = Yes very much know where Texas A & M is.. You go go & get that Vet Degree..

[dogzr#1]

Hurray another Texas PT'r = Yes very much know where Texas A & M is.. You go go & get that Vet Degree..

Thanks for the support