College Majors

I couldn't find anything like this, but if there is, lock.

What do you want to major in when you go to college?

What are you majoring in now that you're in college?

What did you major in when you were in college?

I want to get a BFA in Photography at the Pratt Institute.

I'm planning on taking BA European Languages, but... I'm still a little worried about that.

I'm set in September to take the Early Childhood Education course. I'm very excited.

English Literature and Spanish.
Hopefully. :con:

Since I was 10 (I'm 14) it has been my dream to go to St Andrew's University and studying Economics and Mathematics (BSc.)....but I'm far too thick...

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Since I was 10 (I'm 14) it has been my dream to go to St Andrew's University and studying Economics and Mathematics (BSc.)....but I'm far too thick...

Ooh, I've applied to St. Andrews (:
Whether I'll get in is another matter. Still, it looks lovely.

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Since I was 10 (I'm 14) it has been my dream to go to St Andrew's University and studying Economics and Mathematics (BSc.)....but I'm far too thick...

Ooh, I've applied to St. Andrews (:
Whether I'll get in is another matter. Still, it looks lovely.

I would love to major in Creative Writing. But if that falls through, I want to get my degree in Youth Studies.

=]

That or Theology.

History education. :mrgreen:
I love history, and I love helping people, so I think it's a good fit.

Harvard Law. I currently have the grades for it, but I might not by the time I'm actually old enough to apply. Maybe not. For those of you who wish to be teachers, I wish you luck and respect you. Kids are not my thing.
If I'm not going to be a lawyer, hopefully Standford or Pepperdine, majoring in industrial arts.

I just applied the other day. I'm going to be majoring in English. I am in love with English, writing, grammar, just everything. I'd like to make it as a poet, but I find that a bit farfetched. However, I'm probably going to double major in History because I've been finding history so very interesting lately and I'd love to learn more. I also love languages and get into them very easily.

I'm not very decided, I suppose. I just want to learn a lot of interesting things. I'll make my decisions on what I do with all of that knowledge at a later time. :shifty

I'm planning Psychology depending how the next two years go

Odds are I'll be taking it with Creative Writing at Kingston
If not it'll be at Greenwich

All I'm really bothered about is London/Essex to be with my boy :cute:

I want to major in Vocal Performance at NYU (New York University,) or at Julliard, another school in New York.
If niether of those work out, I just want to go to a school that has a good music program.

My major is English/Creative writing. Hopefully I can somehow make some get a job and make some money with that XD If editor at a magazine or writing novels doesn't pan out, I'll probably go back to be a Kindergarden teacher.

I keep changing my mind, but the one thing I always come back to is majoring in English. I'd love to be a book or magazine editor someday and write novels on the side. I'm also considering majoring in a foreign language, because I want to become fluent in as many as possible--being an interpretor for some company sounds like a pretty cool job. Or I might major in History, just for the hell of it. I don't really like having to know huge amounts of information, but I do find most of what I'm learning now in World History to be quite interesting.

I'll be majoring in Communications/English this year.
My first year was a bit more general in terms of what classes I could do, but I need certain prerequisites for classes in second year.

Phycology hopefully, but apperntly it is hard.

Hopefully, English Language and German as a a split degree, and for the first year, Japanese Studies. I love learning new languages, and I intend to learn as many languages as possible :)

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Phycology hopefully, but apperntly it is hard.

i'm guessing you mean psychology. i'm currently majoring in psychology and it's actually quite easy depending on what university you plan on attending. good luck!

I really want to do Comparative Literature.