What degree(s) do you have/are you studying?

[European Loyalist]

I'm in BA political science w/ a minor in economics

[RagnarLodbrok666]

I'm getting a degree in liberal arts and history so I can teach.

[Vasconcelos]

Currently finishing the 3rd year of a masters in Civil Engineering.

[Stefan]

I will start college this fall with almost certain intentions to double major in physics(astronomy specialization) and pure mathematics. After I get my bachelor's degree, I plan to go to graduate school(thinking about MIT, Princeton, or Caltech) to specialize in particle cosmology or theoretical high energy(particle) physics for my PhD. I am still open to the idea of specializing in other fields of physics or even going into mathematics though. My top choices for undergraduate are Carnegie Mellon University and Cornell University; I still have a month to know which, if either, I get into. Although I've applied to many others as well. I am very excited to start my academic career. This year I've prepared as best I can to succeed. I've almost perfected my study methods, and I've become increasingly interested in mathematics(which used to be my worst subject.) I also have a general course outline so that throughout college I can learn as much as possible to prepare me for graduate school and to succeed as a physicist and a scientist in general, while maintaining a fluidity in what I learn so that I don't meet many road-bumps caused by not having suitable pre-requisites. I have never been so motivated in my life as I am now, and I hope this motivation and enthusiasm persists. I think it is because of the challenge involved and my boundless interest in the subject material. Anyway, that was more than what was asked, so I will stop here.....

[Loddfafner]

Advanced, but useless ones.

[Neanderthal]

Graphic design.

[rhiannon]

Bachelor of Science in cell/molecular biology...followed by....

3 of the 4 years of medical school completion....left the program because too many personal issues were going on in my life and making it hard to focus....followed by....

RN licensure with certification in ER specialty...followed by....

Masters of Science in Nursing (I'm now ONE stinking credit shy of this, lol)

[leisitox]

Im 16 so go figure.

[Comte Arnau]

Two degrees and a Masters which are basically useless and remind me of how much money you can easily spend for nothing. When cafeteria conversations are far more interesting than lectures, something's not completely right.

[zack]

None-but I'm thinking about learning a trade such is plumbing because trades are in high demand in the United States and i could see myself making a lot of money.