Poll: What is you major/degree?

[miles]

Eight years in the Navy and lots of work. Always wanted to get a degree but don't know why now. Now I remember . . . it wasn't the degree I was thinking of, it was being around all them coeds!

BTW there is a factory here in China that makes scopes with the Leupold name. It just isn't the same Leupold. The Chinese government licensed the Leupold name to someone else in China. Leupold is suing through the world court.

(I've got pictures of much prettier Chinese women!)

 

[tuckerha]

Might as well put that GI Bill to work. Saved my rear when I was in college. But I still haven't done anything remotely related to my studies in college.

 

[Rackir]

My undergraduate degree is a BFA and my graduate degree is in psychology. What do I do for a living? I built custom furniture, then I was a house flipper, and now I am a bar owner. I am really doing a good job of wasting both degrees.

Damn, with the exception of the furniture trade, you're living my dream!

Worked full time in a number of profesions from 16-34, now I'm currentlly 1 semester away from my AAOT from Mt Hood. Next step is PSU to get to work on the Psych degree. The long term goal? Part time office hours with a bar in my name.

 

[ORBrit]

Degree in Biochemistry from the University of Manchester (England).
Joined the RAF after that.

Now I work as a technology consultant, so the degree itself served little purpose academically. It was all about the experience, and 3 years seniority in the RAF.

 

[Henry]

BS degree in Finance and Business with minor in Economy

20 year veteran US Submarine Service, Nuclear

 

[tkdguy]

Ph.D. Psychology

 

[Rackir]

Ph.D. Psychology

Mind if I ask what you are doing with that degree now?

 

[9MilMan]

BA in Political science. Most of my adult working life in insurance.

 

[Scrammer]

AA in Small Business, AA in Hospitality Management, Culinary Arts Certificate, Under grand in Family Resource Management.
Meat cutter, Baker, Catering Chef, Culinary jobs training instructor, drapery hanger, cabinet maker, DNR firefighter, Mean old Uncle.

 

[djm68]

BS is BioSci, emphasis on human life science -- I was a pre-med student. Put myself through college working on computer systems and wound up a software engineer!

 

[DinhRose]

I have a bs in finance, MIM (Masters in/of international management), a minor in biochemistry. However, i am most of proud of my degree in partying during my college years. Good times

 

[ejmpnu92]

BS in Communications/English minor, Norwich University '92
MBA, University of Phoenix '05
I worked a full time construction job during this time.
93-97 USCG WHEC Jarvis (Seaman), WHEC Mellon(Telecommunications specialist 3rd)
9 years of construction - Data networks/Telephony/ground up construction of custom homes
2 years of research and development (spent 4 months in South Korea)
2 years government work
Now Facilities manager of a small company that overhauls refrigeration systems

 

[Redcap]

AS in Energy Generation, working on my BS currently.

 

[tkdguy]

Ph.D. Psychology
Post-graduate studies: Health care administration
4th degree black belt Tae Kwon Do

 

[deen_ad]

Equiv of a Masters in Civil Engineering (never bothered with the EIT or PE)
AA in Computer Managed Information Systems
20 years Construction and Design WSDOT
10 years as District Server Manager
Retired at 51
Full time IT Manager for Paccess (did packaging design for NIKE)
Contract IT work for the US Forest Service (Manager for Oracle team), Freightliner (SAN setup and managed Oracle Financials contractors) and others
Now almost 65 and just doing part time security guard work. Waiting for my wife to be able to retire.

 

[sheepdip]

PHD from the school of hard knocks

 

[chowser2]

pharm D

 

[STNOSU]

Dual enrolled into OSU and LBCC, changing my major from Construction Engineering Management to Public Health. 21 classes to graduate and I can finally see the light at the end of the tunnel. Going to try get a job with one of the Shrine Hospitals eventually hopefully.

 

[Stickjockey]

B.S. in Aviation Operations & Management, graduated in '92. Spent a while with an airline, then spent some time with an insurance company. Got laid oof there (don't cry too hard, t'was the best thing that could've happened to me), and am currently back in school working toward a degree in Mechanical Engineering.

 

[sailorman2010]

BS in Anthropology (Bio & Archeology) and a minor in Law Enforcement (2007).

One retake away from a USCG 1600ton Near Coastal Mate's License.