what are you studying

i'm in second year and was set to major in urban planning and history after being utterly confused as to what to go into.
but i've switched into a diffrent program, one that i have a natural intrest in. now i am set to a minor in the classics and english, and a major in history.
should be very intresting, im excited and feel that these are the right choices.

 

I'm starting in the fall... I'm going to major in history. I want to be a teacher.... and someday be on the History Channel. That would be so cool!

 

oh i LOVE the HIS channel, history completely enthralls me. i wouldnt know what else i would study if i couldnt major in it.

 

i started off as a geology major. wasn't me and really wasn't that interested in it. only interesting part was volcanoes and for me to specialize in volcanoes, which i really didn't want to do either, i would have to wait until i got into a master's program. now i'm studying economics, probably get a minor in business management so that i could get a broader job basis after school.

 

I am double majoring in Latin and Greek (ancient) and minoring in religion.

 

i'm thinking bout political science or menagement. what do u guys think is better?

 

Double major in Environmental Science and Environmental Engineering with a minor in technical writing.

 

Major:History
Minor:Journalism

 

I'm starting in the fall. Anthropology and development studies.

 

I'm 2 semesters shy of my Bachelor's in Sociology, with a minor in Philosophy. Afterwards I'll be working on either an MSW or an MA in Counselor Education, with a focus on sexual and gender counseling.

 

massage therapy in january!

 

I was studying psychology last year, but I'm not interested in it anymore... In octobre, I'm going to study (and this is how they call it in Belgium) "Moral Sciences"


Love!

 

I'm studying Political Economics.

 

English Writing major, concentration in Creative Non-Fiction or Journalism (haven't decided between the two yet), with a minor in Studio Arts.

 

that sounds interesting...is it a hybrid type program, which you take classes that teach political science and economics. or a program where you just learn the political aspects of the economy. whatever it is, sounds interesting.

 

Double Major -- Anthropology & Religious Studies, with an emphasis on cultural anthropology & indigenous religions...

 

Hehe.. Well, Its a 3 year Bachelor of Arts degree with a concentration in political economy so you have to take a alot of classes on the 'arts' side like geography, psychology etc. If it was Bachelor of Science program, then there would be more science stuff involved.

I started out trying to study Psychology but it didn't work out at that time because new job and new environment and everything. I do my courses through distance learning. I did the IB diploma in high school and economics was one of my 'higher' subjects which means that the level is equivalent to some first year uni courses and that's why I'm doing it now. For me, it's easier to remember and relearn rather than totally start out again because I am not 18 years old anymore.

And its cool. I've always enjoyed economics in school so I find myself wanting to find time to study. I'll let you know more when I've done more of the course.

hehe

 

I'll have a BA degree in september in Archaeology (prehistory)

and I'm planning to specialize (masters and a PhD) in Nautical Archaeology.

 

Addictions counseling! Does anyone else on here have the same major?

 

Music!
I'm a music major (musicology), basically have the courses for molecular biology, too, but my school is stupid and doesn't allow two majors. And then I'm likely to enter the program in teacher preparation, so i'd be certified to teach secondary school.