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If your going down that career path I suggest you take it to the next level and get a graduate degree in criminal law or something related to that. That way you can get employed by the government, work with the CIA, or even end up at an American embassy. Now thats badass

Well he's not a US citizen sooooo....

BS - Computer Science with a minor in information technology. Software and networks, most companies use it, finding a job shouldn't be an issue.

I picked this major because it's what I enjoy, not the pay. Althought the pay can be quite good. I'm a Junior, but due to transferring it'll take 2.5 more years for me to get my BS. Then I'll go to grad school.

i see youre from texas, what school are you currently attending? i am from texas too.

Are you going straight out of High school? Or are you going to college first.

fa.. fabulous!

proof it!!! i recommend you let me do a strip search on you.

Because of the economy, i would recommend nursing for all the young grasshoppers that want a stable job. Engineering is very unstable especially the economy is down.

SFA, Texas A&M for grad school. Did you go to school in Texas?

SFA = Stephen F Austin? yes, i graduated from UTA. A&M is a very good engineering school for both undergrad and grad studies. Even though i dont like aggies. lol

Yep, Stephen F. Autstin. UTA is Arlington? And of course you don't like aggies, we don't like you either.

I actually attended a CC in College Station for a year, so I lived in Aggieland awhile. hehe

Well nursing shud be ur passion almost, coz im 100% sure otherwise u wudn't like it.

And just google me, and u'll find me all over teh internet

Yup, in Arlington. They call us UT Almost.

I'm probably going to do International Relations or Political Science and then go for a major in International Relations & Diplomacy. Then try to get in "het Diplomatenklasje" (The diplomat's class) and try to get a job as a diplomat (I know you don't start out as one, but as end goal).
Though the chances are extremely slim I'll get in the master or diplomat class. But you have to try.

Law. its awesome.

next week im gonna be called to the Bar, so i'll officially be a barrister and can go to court and tear it up!

but in a very english, proper and pompous way. with a silly wig.

lol, I went to UT Tyler my first year, but they didn't have a nickname like that.. Then to College Station and now SFA. Long story.. but I'm done moving now (until Grad School).

/Offtopic sry. XD

You went to UT Tyler for CS? should have studied nursing there, they are famouse for nursing school.

Yeah, there were TONS of nurses there. I actually went there to do EE, but after awhile figured out I liked the software side better, so I'm doing CS instead. Tyler is near my home town so it was mainly to get a feel for college before I (planned) to transfer to A&M, but figured I couldn't afford it. Went to the CC in College station thinking maybe I would just wait one more year then transfer, changed my mind again. So now Im at SFA lol.

You should try UTA, its pretty cheap there and the engineering school is big. The school is also closer to your home.

I am trying to recruite you. JK

I clicked pre-med. I'm currently taking Fire Science/EMS, really fun stuff.

You forgot languages
Im gonna study english in university, and i prefer languages or history much more than math or anything else on the list.
But Law is great as well although as i look, studying costs 26k per year in NYC

I'm going for Computer Science at U.C. Davis

Chem Degree

Allows you several options: Medicine (pretty much any aspect, you don't need to major in Bio. In fact most schools look at Chem as more important than Bio since Chem is HOW Bio works.), Research (independent, private, commercial), Law (patent law), Education, Technical Writing, Law "Enforcement" (forensics), FDA, Engineering (might require you to become a Chem E.) etc, etc.

So yeah, anyone who said that you are limited to what you can do with a Chem degree would be incorrect. Personally, I'm a pharmacist.

Beer, sex, girls, sex, beer take your pick

The optimist inside me would loveeeee to study physics. <3 It's so fascinating! I really hope that it never loses its majestic quality.

The realist inside me, however, is a sellout. So plan B = biostatistics... :|

Physics can go engineering if you like that route. If so, then you've got a great engineering school in Indiana (Purdue).

I would study business. You learn a lot of good sh** there.
But to lazy for that so i study Food n Healthcare >.<.

Lol yeah, Purdue. My sister/everyone I hate goes there (or plans to) and my mom worked there in IE. I hate purdue... <_<

I can't say that I've ever considered engineering as an alternative, even though it's probably the most logical route. Statistics is just really intuitive for me (it's mind numbingly boring though). Plus, I figure if I'm going to sellout, it might as well be in something easy that earns a lot of money.

I hate Purdue too lol, rival Big 10 school . My mom went there tho, that's why I know they're good at Engineering.

Oooh what university? Purdue makes me suicidal, so I welcome everyone else who hates it.