Alma Matter: National University
Major: Business Management with a concentration in Sports Team Management.
[quote]redsol1 wrote:
Old Dominion University
Major: Mechanical Engineering Technology
Minor: Engineering Management
I graduate this August!!
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Redsol1[/quote]
I Go To ODU Aswell 
… but in my 2nd year
Major: Excercise Science
Freshman at John Jay College of Criminal Justice. My major is criminal justice, but we have tons of other majors like criminology, forensic science, etc.
Senior at UCLA, majoring in chemical engineering
Colorado State University
Civil Engineering, Junior
I’m probably going to end up with a concentration in Hyraulic Engineering.
got a B.Sc. Computing Science from Ohio University in 2005. I love being a geek.
Saint Francis Xavier University
2003: double major in Bio/Psych
2005: Major in Math/Stats and a Minor in Economics
So many computer science majors, bussiness people and engineers. And then there is me, your average dumb dumb.
Emory University
Sophomore
Major: Nutrition
Kind of a bitch, because Emory doesn’t offer a nutrition major so I have some choices to make concerning next year.
Virginia Commonwealth University.
Pursuing B.A. in Homeland Security.
I’m still too cool for school though.
Freshman at SUNY Geneseo majoring in biochem
Northland College in northern Wisconsin.
Majored in Outdoor Education and Special Populations.
Yeah…it’s a hippie college.
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.
Science and Technology Studies major, with minors in Social Psychology and Marketing.
Will graduate after 8 semesters/4 years with:
- B.S. in Science and Tech Studies
- M.S. in Science and Tech Studies
Then, off to do my PhD!!
BS in Econ at Northwestern.
Currently working on my MS in Computer Science at DePaul. Also working full-time writing software. Life is too fucking busy…
U of Wisconsin Platteville
ACS Chemistry (possibly with a bio emphasis)
Graduated with a BA in Biology from Wartburg College (Waverly, IA). Currently residing in Iowa City, IA (home of the University of Iowa) and applying to medical school. Hopefully I will get in to Iowa.
[quote]BarneyFife wrote:
And then there is me, your average dumb dumb. [/quote]
Sorry to be a tiny bit “theraputic” in my thinking, and this isn’t meant only for BF, but please don’t say negative things to yourself. There is so much untapped potential in your young life that you aren’t even aware of it. The thing is- the things you tell yourself, your outloook, etc. can be extremely powerful in terms of guiding (or misguiding) and harnessing (or not harnessing) your true potential.
I’m saying this from experience. You have the best years ahead of you, you have a healthy body, your basic needs are ok, you live in one of the wealthiest, most abundant countries in the world, you live in a free country…see the best in yourself and reach for your full potential. Go for it. The resources are there for your taking.
Also, you have to be reasonably intelligent to like surfing the internet, read about bodybuilding, formulate a bb plan, etc…so you’re by far not a dummy.
Again, you have such an incredible amount of amazing potential, go for it!
[quote]chinadoll wrote:
BarneyFife wrote:
And then there is me, your average dumb dumb.
Sorry to be a tiny bit “theraputic” in my thinking, and this isn’t meant only for BF, but please don’t say negative things to yourself. There is so much untapped potential in your young life that you aren’t even aware of it. The thing is- the things you tell yourself, your outloook, etc. can be extremely powerful in terms of guiding (or misguiding) and harnessing (or not harnessing) your true potential.
I’m saying this from experience. You have the best years ahead of you, you have a healthy body, your basic needs are ok, you live in one of the wealthiest, most abundant countries in the world, you live in a free country…see the best in yourself and reach for your full potential. Go for it. The resources are there for your taking.
Also, you have to be reasonably intelligent to like surfing the internet, read about bodybuilding, formulate a bb plan, etc…so you’re by far not a dummy.
Again, you have such an incredible amount of amazing potential, go for it!
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China, I appreciate your comments, but I wasn’t being serious about what I said. I was just making a comment about how many very intellegent people we have on here. All I was saying was that every 4 year degree is not equal.
Sadly, some of the posters on T-Nation are not of average intellegence. 70 is a good room temperature, and apperently its a popular IQ for some folks.
Your encouragement made me feel a whole lot better though.
Past: Ph.D. in materials science, Cambridge
Present: Graduate diploma in economics at Victoria University of Wellington, NZ
UNSW (University of New South Wales, Sydney AUS)
Undergrad:Bachelor of mining engineering