What do you study?

[MjM]

Any and everything.

 

[Taliesin]

I study theoretical physics ... which apparently didn't merit it's own option.

That's OK... neither did literature.

English literature is my honours concentration, so I voted language/culture; I also have a minor in history.

 

[Cheezy the Wiz]

History Major, with a minor in Music. I also checked PolSci since I sind up studying that a lot to go along with my history courses.

 

[GeorgeOP]

Music and Education, neither of which appear to be in the poll.

 

[GenMarshall]

I just switched over to Liberal Arts with a Concentration in Professional Studies. So its a bit of a mix of Psychology and Social Sciences aling with a self study in Japanese (Darn College only offeres Spanish and French )

 

[Atlas14]

Biology/Genetics/Chemistry

Military History/Philosophy

 

[Atlas14]

I just switched over to Liberal Arts with a Concentration in Professional Studies. So its a bit of a mix of Psychology and Social Sciences aling with a self study in Japanese (Darn College only offeres Spanish and French )

What college/university are you going to?

 

[Perfection]

Electrical Engineering, Physics, Navel Lint

 

[Irish Caesar]

Nuclear and Radiological Engineering.

I have and will continue to take courses in architecture and economics, and so included those along with engineering and physics.

 

[Fifty]

double major in philosophy and economics, minor in german.

 

[Fifty]

@Godwynn/Atlas: How the crap do you guys major in 6 differnet subjects?

 

[Ansar]

I will take Medicine in College/University.

 

[croxis]

No education?

 

[shortguy]

I haven't decided yet, but I'll probably major in classics.

 

[Cuchullain]

I double majored in History / English Literature. I double minored in Geography / Philosophy. I also spent six months in a seminary, studying religion. After all that, I've been working in various Finance positions for over ten years.

 

[Leifmk]

Did you complete the mathematics undergraduate/bachelor and graduate/master?

If I understand your question right, then no: What I took was an integrated program which went straight to the finished degree. Norway did not at the time have "Bachelor's degrees" or "Master's degrees" (we do now after the recent reforms; the new version of the program I took does use the name "Master", but that's not what it says on my diploma).

 

[Bartleby]

I have a BSc in Chemistry and a PhD in Organic Chemistry.

 

[Narz]

I study myself and the world as it pertains to myself.

 

[PrinceOfLeigh]

I studied Criminology & Law at University and I'm not studying the extra qualification needed to be a qualified Solicitor. All this time I've actually been doing the work of, and receiving the pay of, a solicitor but I have to call myself a "Litigation Executive" until I get the right pieces of paper

 

[Berrie]

At university I studied law and international relations. I graduated in 2004