BBA = William Tyndale College (Rip)
Working on ThM at Dallas Theological Seminary. That a 120 cretit hour masters!
But we get to work out at the Baylor, Tom Landry Fitness Center. - Yeah!
~Mark
BA in Japanese language and culture at Hampshire College (best part about going to a hippie school? A nice, quiet, all-to-yourself weight room)
Just finished my first year of law school at New England School of Law in Boston - Going at night while working full time, so it’s 4 instead of 3 years
I’ll be a freshman at the University of Alabama this fall.
Electrical Engineering with a minor in finance
Roll Tide!
University of Alberta (Edmonton, Alberta, Canada) Bachelor of Fine Arts, Drama, With Distinction
Grant MacEwan Community College
Theatre Arts Diploma
(Can you guess which restaurant I work at?)
University of Texas - Austin
Currently a junior working on completing my B.A. in Biology.
I find the campus\university to be highly overrated, but maybe it’s because I have no friends.
Hopefully this “bullshit” I’m enduring right now will be worth it in the long run.
[quote]jedidiah wrote:
CE, eh?
I can just hear the conversations in my head.
“What is your major again?”
“Civil engineering”
“So you want to build bridges?”
…[/quote]
haha its rush week. so akward.
Major: Physics, Social Science double
School: The California Institute of Technology
Beaver fever!
Snatch it up!
(yes I am fully aware of the humor in that)
[quote]IronDude17 wrote:
American University - incoming sophomore
Major: Business Administration
Minor: Spanish
Things change all the time but as of right now, I hope to open my own gym in the future.[/quote]
Sounds similar to me. I am an incoming senior at Washington College (MD) majoring in Business Management. I am hoping to have my own gym after college.
University of Kentucky
B.S. Allied Health
Currently in Physical Therapy program for my (soon) Doctor of Physical therapy degree, specializing in manual therapy, spinal care and EMG administration.
[quote]E-Rocko wrote:
University of Hawaii at Manoa
B.B.A. Management Info Systems (ITM)
Graduate this Fall[/quote]
Probably the biggest thing I’ve learned in school is that you don’t need a degree in IS to do IS work.
BSBA (Management Information Systems), The Ohio State University (2002)
MA (Exercise Science), The Ohio State University (2004)
Currently a PhD student in Exercise Physiology at you guessed it, The Ohio State University! Yes, they like you to include the “The” in there. GO BUCKS!
Like Buckeyegirl, I too will hopefully be in college forever when I get a faculty position someday!
BA in foreign languages
BS in computer engineering
JD - took all the IP courses available
Currently attending Trent university
Major in psych, trying to pick a minor (native studies or education).
Planning to be a cop (RCMP or toronto police), or a teacher, or a porn star (kidding).
[quote]Muirzy wrote:
University of Alberta (Edmonton, Alberta, Canada) Bachelor of Fine Arts, Drama, With Distinction
Grant MacEwan Community College
Theatre Arts Diploma
(Can you guess which restaurant I work at?)[/quote]
Would you like fries with that? jk
I’m a U of A senior
Bio sci major (focus on physiology and pharmacology)
phys sci minor ( focus on chemistry )
B.E. in Electrical and Computer Engineering from Youngstown State University 2006
Currently enrolled at Case Western Reserve University getting my Masters in Engineering and Management in 2007.
[quote]MattFarlick wrote:
Econ major, Harvard, graduated 04
Considering attending HBS or Wharton for my MBA. [/quote]
Damn doooooood. I wouldn’t even hesitate.
University of Texas at Austin
Majoring in Finance - Class of '08
Vince Young was actually in my geology class my freshman year.
Apparently he played in the Rose Bowl last year and did pretty well.
Class of '03 BSc with double major in Biology and Psychology
then Class of '05 BA with major in Math and Minor in Economics
[quote]jedidiah wrote:
I know a’plenty of you are enjoying a post-secondary education. Where are you going, how do you like it? Major?
Or
On the other hand, what’s your Alma Mater?
Degree?
I’ll be a sophmore at Loyola College (MD). It’s a wonderful, beautiful place. I am a Theology major with a minor in English Literature.
Just curious. [/quote]
Maryland is a beautiful place. I actually used to go to Towson University be4 I joined the military. But I love Baltimore, I was born and raised out there. It is definitely beautiful and full of stuff to do. Not to mention there is so many women thanks to the large amounts of colleges in the immediate area.
[quote]sportzphan wrote:
University of Texas at Austin
Majoring in Finance - Class of '08
Vince Young was actually in my geology class my freshman year.
Apparently he played in the Rose Bowl last year and did pretty well.[/quote]
Seems like I heard something about that.