Lets Boast about our College Majors for Fun

[Fencers]

I flip-flopped on my major through school. But do have a masters in Industrial organizational psychology, English (Bachelors, Literature, two language proficiency, one advance language) and culinary arts/baking & pastry arts (Masters/Associates). Business Associates too.

I work in market research (lead project manager and client coordination) but have been a chef, writer, educational software developer and regional localization manager by turns in life. I also traveled the world- which was really the whole point of all this schooling in a certain sense.

[BdotEscro]

Currently make 70,000 a year as an applications support analyst. Shout to certifications trumping degrees. I have CCNA, and MCSE certifications. With a background in SQL, and several years working helpdesks that landed me into a minor network admin role and now into this, I probably won't ever need a degree but I decided to enroll anyways.

Currently taking courses online at Penn State's world campus, and my major is in Information Technology. It a bit over 12 grand a year, but my employer gives me 5000 a year back, so eh. Not bad.

[Deleted]

I started with Law, but switched to Christian Philosophy after a while. That said, I will move soon - and then probably go with pure Theology.

[unbound]

BS in Electrical Engineering and an MBA from a top 50 school

[LordOtaku666]

Associates in Computer Science (in progress) but seeing as I'm not a math guy who can't even get past Pre Cal I'll probably drop it for something else or after second semester join the military.

[Zephyr Storm]

I have a Bachelors Degree in Radiologic Science. Specifically Radiography, Computed Tomography, and Magnetic Resonance Imaging. All of you basically depend on people like me to help keep you happy and healthy. I literally help save lives on a daily basis and help to improve the lives of pretty much everyone I come into contact with in my career.

[Teebone]

Let's be honest folks. Many of you have the same major as I do.

Major debt

[BdotEscro]

I have a Bachelors Degree in Radiologic Science. Specifically Radiography, Computed Tomography, and Magnetic Resonance Imaging. All of you basically depend on people like me to help keep you happy and healthy. I literally help save lives on a daily basis and help to improve the lives of pretty much everyone I come into contact with in my career.

You can tell you went into your field of study for the passion and not the dollar signs.

[Daelak]

BBA concentration in Finance. Don't do anything near that now.

[Beazy]

If any of you live in the Dallas/North Texas area and have a CPA, I can get you a real job.

And a 5k bonus for myself.

[Grym]

Most fun and exciting degree to participate in:

Maths and Accounting

You all missed out on all the fun.

[tikcol]

1st in philosophy, 2nd in political science.

I'm broke and learning computer programming, when I get bored I come to mmo-champions. It's very nice here

I'm a very sophisticated individual.

[Molis]

BS in Biology with an emphasis in Medical Technology.
One year internship for a Clinical Laboratory Science license.

I work in a Private Clinical Lab.


I am also bad at math.

[LoLcano]

I am a physics major. All of you other science majors depend on me. I am basically better than all of you (joking).

first thing that came to my mind about OP




OT : software engineer..i'm poor ..nothing to boast about !

[Flarelaine]

Dropped out of EngLit and went to work in IT instead.

[Rezhial]

Enjoying my sports car. At least until it snows, heh.

That's what snow tires are for! Mine has been a blast so far. Granted we've only had one snowfall, but still.

[taliey]

Accounting major with Economics minor.

It's nice to know budgeting and financial statements.

[Sittinonthecurb]

Mechatronics, which is the bachelors version of an electrical engineering position. You guys depend on me because without me who will create the army of robots to end man-kind?

[Annoying]

That's what snow tires are for! Mine has been a blast so far. Granted we've only had one snowfall, but still.

No snowfall yet. Gonna save up and get a whole new set of "snow wheels". I figure that it snows so little here that one set of tires will last most of this car's life, if taken care of well enough. Even with winter tires, a high powered RWD seems scary, haha. That and the lack of clearance will still hinder me. Anything more than 4" high and I can't drive over it.

[Anevers]

Bachelors of Science in Business Administration / Computer Information Systems with a minor in General Management.