Whats your major/line of work?

[irishbucsfan]

Originally Posted by jayceheathman

My brother is a junior in medical school and wants to be a psychiatrist because they get pretty good pay and normal 8 to 5 hours. He thought at first he wanted to become one of the filthy rich doctors that do surgery all the time but he has now realized he cant stand surgery because of the hours they have. He had to show up at the hospital at 6am and his shift ended at noon the following day. He is now in the OB/GYN portion of med school and cant wait for it to get over. He said that one girl weighed 350 pounds and they had to play "find the vagina." haha Then he said another lady came in with warts that they had to burn off with a laser.

Yeah everyone jokes and says 'oho you wanna be a gynaecologist?'. They don't realise that what you see are the nasty ones. I'm thinking about going into oncology, because I'm very interested in cancer genetics in terms of research, and I think I have good mentality for the rigors of that specialty. It's not a pretty one, but you can do a lot of good.

[The Dynasty]

Originally Posted by TACKLE

Although Sports Management sounds like a sick program, what does one do with a degree in sports management?

Yeah well its mainly towards managing sports but theres many things you can do with this major..This is from the schools website:

Job opportunities exist within the sport management profession in such positions as (among others): advertising director, athletic director (associate or assistant), commentator for radio/television, community recreation manager, golf course director, corporate or industrial fitness director, country club manager, development (fundraising) director, director of sales, director of marketing, equipment room manager, buildings and grounds director, facility manager, sales, financial or business manager, fitness club manager, director of scouting, director of camps, college or university intramural director, media relations director, personnel director, facilities planner, publications director, equipment manufacture manager, photo journalist, press relations director, promotions and fundraising director, public relations director, public address announcer, director of security, sports club manager, sports information director, sport journalist, sport statistician, stadium or arena manager, ticket operations manager, travel secretary, etc.

[Sniper]

Spanish major, Journalism minor.

[Yatta!]

French & German major.

[b316]

Originally Posted by VoteLynnSwan

mechanical engineering

Hook it up with a job or internship man.


I;m a Mechanical Engineering Student at Temple

[Ravens1991]

I will be at York College next year. Majoring in social studies secondary ed.

[YAYareaRB]

Originally Posted by jayceheathman

Its a really fun field and right now I am doing editing classes. We learned how to put what we edit onto a dvd and make it look exactly like one you would get from Best Buy. Its pretty sweet. The one hard part is getting into the classes because there aren't too many of them at my university and right when the classes open up they are mostly taken within the first day. I can wait until the day before school starts and still be able to get into an Economics class.

That's sick bro.. Best of luck with whatever you choose

[tjsunstein]

I think I want to do Football Scouting and Video Editing therefore I'm probably going the Sports Management route.

[JHG722]

Sports management major, business minor. Might add another major or minor eventually.

[VoteLynnSwan]

Originally Posted by bhaarat316

Hook it up with a job or internship man.


I;m a Mechanical Engineering Student at Temple

i shoulda said major... i'm a junior. I'm trying to find an internship myself.

[MetSox17]

Finance major.

[Brent]

Originally Posted by MetSox17

Finance major.

I'm sorry.

[MetSox17]

Originally Posted by Brent

I'm sorry.

I chose it three years ago, so i'm too far in to go back. There's sunshine after every rainy day!.... i hope... :(

[The_Dude]

History BA
Special Education ~E/BD License
Social Studies License
Special Education Masters Degree

I teach US History to 8th graders.

[RoyHall#1]

English major with a Film minor next year.

[b316]

Originally Posted by VoteLynnSwan

i shoulda said major... i'm a junior. I'm trying to find an internship myself.

dude it sucks, there is so many engineering internships online, but they are just there to mess with you. Once you fill them out, you never here back, unless they supposedly filled the spot.

[aNYtitan]

I'm getting my B.S. in Geology. Why? IDK

[619]

Geography and Sociology Major.

[AntoinCD]

Originally done a degree in Politics then dropped out. Then done a degree in History and dropped out. Now I work for the regional water servise. Its awesome

[TitleTown088]

Originally Posted by diabsoule

What kind of history are you interested in?

Used to be very intested in Modern/ Early Modern European history, and I still am. Lately, however. I have found myself becoming increasingly interested in Early Christian/Jewish History. It's just such a foreign subject to me I feel like I blow my mind every time I study it. I also have a couple great professors who are very smart. Sadly, I'll be done w my history degree in a week and won't get to study too much more history until Grad school ( hopefully).

[Chucky]

Next year I will be goingto school to get my bcomm/NBA as well as possibly getting a BA(honors) in global studies

[619]

Originally Posted by Chucky

Next year I will be goingto school to get my bcomm/NBA as well as possibly getting a BA(honors) in global studies

Did you decide where you wanna go yet?

[Chucky]

Originally Posted by 619

Did you decide where you wanna go yet?

Im leaning strongly towards ivey right now, because I can get my ivey degree as well as an honors BA in global studies in 5 years.

[TitleTown088]

Buisness school. Ha.

I did not go to business school. You know who else didn't go to business school? LeBron James, Tracy McGrady, Kobe Bryant.

[Chucky]

Originally Posted by TitleTown088

Used to be very intested in Modern/ Early Modern European history, and I still am. Lately, however. I have found myself becoming increasingly interested in Early Christian/Jewish History. It's just such a foreign subject to me I feel like I blow my mind every time I study it. I also have a couple great professors who are very smart. Sadly, I'll be done w my history degree in a week and won't get to study too much more history until Grad school ( hopefully).

Jewish history is interseting. I've taken as many courses in Jewish history as we can throughout highschool