What's your major?

[Checkered Kev]

I'm a Music Performance Major in Percussion.

[Gealach]

Anthropology and Middle Eastern Studies...but what that really means is I'm interested in Middle Eastern (pre-Islam) archaeology. There just aren't that many schools in the U.S. that offers archaeology as its own major.

[rowan]

Physics for undergrad, Astrophysics for grad.
Though I tell people Astronomy if I don't want to scare them off.

[thechocolatebanana]

English Honors major, Government minor; Public relations major, Business Foundations minor.

[Pieass]

Communication Design

[The Other Lizard]

Political Science and Women's Studies.

[Zorpisuttle]

B.A in Liberal Arts... there's a lot of philosophy, history of math and science, and comparative literature in there somewhere.

[Tastaria]

Depends on how things go over the remainder of the year.
I was thinking illustration, but painting is a definite possibility.

[musicalcats]

I am a Music Education major.
Dorky band world, here I come!

[Kiss The Monkey]

I want so badly to be a Music Education major. But I'm not good enough.

So I'm a Theatre - directing major, Chemistry minor.

[Veggie]

Psychology.

[cameo]

Journalism and History.

[ArtificialAmore]

Bachelors of Arts in English Language/Literature, Texas Tech University, Graduated May 2007.
<i>Unfortunately, while I love this degree very much and I still want to pursue English later in life, I did not have the money to afford a graduate program that would have helped me in any form or fashion at the time. So I went and tried to get a job, and no one wanted to hire an English major. It wasn't the best thing ever, but I do hope to eventually get a Ph. D. in English literature and teach at a University.</i>


Master of Management, University of Phoenix, In Progress. (Schd Completion: June 2008)
<i>I work here so I'm getting the degree for free (woo!) and it makes me more marketable in a business setting. Also, once I've had the degree for two years I'll be able to offset the expenses of a doctoral education by teaching management classes part time. This is something I'm watching others do, and it seems work well. Having my masters at the age of 23 isn't a bad start though!!</i>

[great girl wonder]

At NMU it was Clinical Lab Science with an emphasis in microbiology. At FSU it'll be changed to Medical technology or something less cool sounding than clinical lab.

[Kirby]

Not in uni yet, but am planning on majoring in Music (Jazz), mainly performance. Perhaps Law after a year.

[Enigma]

Psychology and Art.

[HG]

As of now [August 2008], my major is Marketing with a Spanish minor. I'll probably add in Sports Management since the required classes are the same as Marketing. But I'll have to then add in some exercise science classes and comunication classes. Shouldn't be too hard since I have planned both options out for the next few years.

[Butterfly North]

My degree is Politics, Philosophy and Economics, none of this 'major minor' rubbish over here, doncha know. Although I can drop one of the three after my first year. I have no idea which yet, I'm enjoying them all! Politics is what I'm best at and I'd like to think I'll get the hang of economics... it's so hard, I never did a single economics or stats class before. Stupid me.

[multicshadow]

My major is graphic design. :]

[Tookie]

BA&Sc (Bachelor of Arts and Science) Interfaculty Environment.

It's not official, yet... I'm currently doing freshman year in a BSc. But I've rearranged my courses for next semester so I can fulfill the BA&Sc freshman requirements and all is well, so long as I have good enough grades to transfer.

[letyourlifesing]

I've got a BA in Peace Studies and I'm due to start a PGCert in Management and Participation as part of my job.

[Nillerz]

Web Dev

[Pyro Chick]

English with a concentration in Language Arts. I am also doing the Masters of Arts in Teaching program for PK-6

[Neko]

Engineering Physics, Plasma Science and Engineering

[trombonekatie]

Sociology, minoring in Journalism... going to Portland State next semester, hopefully I'll like it better than I liked Sac State.