What College Did/Do You Attend And What Was/Is Your Major?

I studied psychology at the University of Michigan - Dearborn. I started off as pre-med, but I took a psych course randomly and I fell in love!

Obviously your field is not in science or anything to do with maths. Being a teacher will certainly suit your role but thats my opinion as I do not know you =) I'm attending the University of Sydney in Australia and currently doing Pharmacy

I went to our local Jr college and got my certificate in nursing, first as an LVN then upgraded to an RN. I then studied and passed the registery to become a Registered Sleep Technologist. I then was in college to get my bachelors degree in Business Management to go along with my nursing until I got so sick I could not function anymore and became disabled. I was taking classes on line for my bachelors degree at Kaplan College. I loved the online classes and formum. I enjoyed not having to go to class execept on the computer. I could go in my bunny slippers. LOL

Right now I'm taking a break from school. While I was going to school I was at Rock Valley College in Rockford, IL and my major was Web Information Technology. Pretty much what they call web design.

i'm currently a sophomore student at the premiere university in our country..i'm a Psychology major. Like you, i'm an aspiring writer..i want to write in the literary field..not the news type, the journalism stuff..but here i am, learning psychology in college... It just so crossed my mind back when i was applying for college..i don't want a hobby of mine (which is writing stories) to be a profession...people told me i'm good at "psychologizing" other people, that's why i chose my current course..i said to myself, "hey! i could be a psychologist at the same time a writer..but i could never be a writer and do psychology work"... so for me, to take up Psychology has an advantage...i could easily switch professions in the future..since my type of psychology is industrial... But then i have also thought of going into business, after graduation...of course, i have to work to have the money to start business..i'm planning on opening a boutique..with self-designed clothes and accessories...

When I graduated from High school, I knew what I wanted to do as a career. Right now I am attending SUNY Cobleskill and working on my Bachelor's of Technology in Plant Science, horticulture. I can't wait to graduate and I will be moving to Florida to pursue a career in the field.

i go to the Universiy of Melbourne and do a degree of Master of Information Systems... i did my undergraduate degree back in my home country and then come to australia to further my study...

Even though I didn't graduate, I went to our local community college, North Idaho College (NIC). My first year was office assitant and my second year was child development. I just decided it wasn't for me and don't plan to go back, but you never know.

I started out in electrical engineering and then switched to computer programming in junior college. I have a 2 year degree in business. Several year later, I took classes at EMU (Eastern Mi U) and wanted to get a four year degree in computer systems. I came within about 5 or 6 classes short. I was going through a divorce at the time and never had the desire to return and finish college after that. I have seen that movie and it was inspiring. I think college is misleading. It does not gaurantee anything. I think you coud do well to figure out what you would like doing most and start doing it. Even if it doesn't take any more schooling, fine. All it takes is an idea, a dream and some follow through.

I have attended Southern University A&M College in Baton Rouge, LA. I graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Management. I want to go back to school for LPN or medical billing. With my business management degree I want to own my own business. Maybe when my daughter gets old enough to start going to school I could go to the local techincal college for LPN. Good luck with deciding on a major.

I went to a state university under a scholarship grant. I took Biology as my major course because I was more interested on animals and plants. I became more aware of the environment and interaction we have among living things. I had the intention of proceeding to medicine as my ultimate goal but it wasn't materialized because of financial constraints. I landed on a teaching job and taught Biology in another state university upon my graduation from college.

I graduated high school a year early and got a scholarship, so I went to the local school where I was living at the time - McNeese State University in Lake Charles, LA. I first decided my major was Psychology, and I liked it for awhile. My immaturity caught up with me, though. I was too busy partying and dropped out. Now, when I go back to school, I'm fairly certain I won't be going for Psychology. Either Video Game Art & Design, Video Game Programming, or Accounting (not sure where I want to go with that, just love numbers). Needless to say, I'm not going back yet, although it's been about three and a half years since I dropped out. I hope to go back this spring though. That'd be awesome, at least to start getting my basics done until I decide what I want to do.

I will give you the advice someone told me when i couldn't decide. i was told that i should just try something and if i liked it to stick with it. you can't plan for the next 10 years, it is a series of little steps and you might make mistakes, but that will only enrich you as a person! Hope you academic journies are sucessful.

I have been attending university for about 3 years now and what Ive noticed is that their are so many students/young adults in the exact same situation. There are endless possibilities of what to do with one's life but I believe that if you are at a crossroads you should sit down and really think about what your passion is and what you love to do. It is perfectly normal for college students to switch majors because the truth is half of us dont know what we wanna be anyways. If you really dont know what to do in school I suggest taking some sort of business program. That's what I am taking right now and I have realized that many students are joining business because they do not know what they want to do later on. The fact is with a business degree or certificate you become educated in the art of making money which most of us want would like to know about. The great thing about business is that you can basically persue any feild you wish yet still have the knowledge on how to make yourself sucessfull. Think about it!

I went as far as 7th form in College (sorry not sure what the equivalent is here in USA) and dropped out. I was never that good in any subject besides Maths and Computers. I worked as a library assistant for the National Library of New Zealand (got the position through a Pacific Island scheme) and a few years after returned to school (Teachers Training College) to complete my Library and Information Studies Certificate. It was the only way I was able to work my way up the corporate ladder. I scored several senior positions thereafter, then moved to Samoa. While working for a non profit organization, I went back to school (the local National University of Samoa) and completed some business management and administration papers. I had one more paper to complete before getting my Diploma, but because we moved here, I was unable to finish it :( Since my son will be starting school in September this year, I have been thinking about going back to school but not sure whether I should pursue a library career again or go back into business administration or try something completely new. I'm not sure if they have a Cisco's program here (computing) so I might look into that :) We shall see.

I have done masters in microbiology from university of rajasthan, jaipur (india)