I'm studying graphic design and I love it. I can't draw to save the poor life of me so that's where I struggle but I love doing practical activities and making posters, business cards, packages because it just feels so real
What are you studying in college?
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not in college but at school in general i study (in addition to maths, modern ethics, physics, biology, chemistry and english lit + language which are core subjects) sociology, health & social care, french n history. really enjoy sociology and history.
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Oldcatlady
A young cat lady
I'll be starting nursing this fall, and there's honestly nothing that i'm more interested in. Not sure what I'll think of it after I start, but for now I'm really excited. 
I don't know the specifics yet, but it seems a lot of fun learning about anatomy, diseases, health, how to help different kinds of people.
I don't know the specifics yet, but it seems a lot of fun learning about anatomy, diseases, health, how to help different kinds of people.
I've already graduated, I studied Art History & Photography, I really enjoyed it
SilkSpectre
Tiffany's #1 Fan
All you medicine-studying people are so on the right track. I studied Early Childhood Education- teacher. If anyone needs to hear the blunt truth about being a teacher in the U.S.- hit me up. Escape now. I'm good at it and surviving but it's not what it's cracked up to be.
toadsworthy
Tangsworthy
Genetic counseling.... at this moment though, I question my choices as I have a cancer test in the morning. In all actuality I do love it though, being able to help people understand their genetics is a cool job, and I don't have to physically touch people like a doctor lol
Carnage
カーネージ
I am not sure what I am focusing on quite yet, because I am interested in so many different things! I love programming and web/game development, I like chemistry so winemaking would be really fun, I like art and graphic design, and have always had an interest in psychology.. ahh so many options! I'll likely settle on computer science though.
gabuie
Senior Member
I don't know what my major is I'm thinking of doing some graphic design because I'm pretty artsy but meh. Lmao everyone and their mothers wanna be in a health career...that was me my freshmen year of highschool until i took medical terminology and realized that it wasn't for me
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At TAFE (Technical and Further Education) [a type of Australian university/college] my subject is Cert III Early Childhood Education and Care. I love it, I would never regret it at all! Studying is awesome! Actually, in previous studies, I was studying for a Nursing degree to be a paediatric nurse but I didn't like it and changed to Early Childhood. I never regret my decision. I am connected to children more than I were in nursing.
Trainer Lillie
Z-Powered
Comparative Literature - for those who don't know (which seems to be a lot of people here in the UK at least), it's like English Literature, except with texts from all over the world - in fact, I don't think I've touched more than one or two texts from England while studying an average of about 90 books/films each year, and those were still by authors whose voices usually don't make it to the curriculum at school, for example. I'm really glad I chose it, and I think I'm really going to miss studying it, even if I am currently procrastinating on my very last assignments for the degree right this moment
I'm about to graduate with a degree in Political Science and a minor in Japanese Studies! I've always wanted to be a lawyer, but PolSci wasn't what I thought it'd be Instead of constitutions and courts, all I got was readings and more political theory readings I minored in Japanese Studies because I want to serve as a diplomat there (and also because I'm a low-key weab) and learning the language has been great (altho difficult) so far! Anyway, in around two months, it's off to law school for me
Instead of constitutions and courts, all I got was readings and more political theory readings I minored in Japanese Studies because I want to serve as a diplomat there (and also because I'm a low-key weab) and learning the language has been great (altho difficult) so far! Anyway, in around two months, it's off to law school for me
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I did my first degree in filmmaking and screenwriting. I loved it until halfway through my final year I faced medical issues that affected my ability to continue. I still graduated, but it was a struggle. I left realising that while making film is a hobby I love, it's not something I want to do as my 'day job'. I still spend much of my free time indulging in the writing side of things and I hope I can do something with my own projects someday.
I now study science, intending to specialise in marine biology come September. The entry conditions are... brutal. I'm self-teaching a 240hr course in Human Biology in just four months (why I've been absent from TBT for the past couple of months), which I need to get a B in, on top of getting an A in my full-time HNC course in Applied Sciences. And I need to pass a four-week summer school (where I'll be studying biology and chemistry) on top of that taking place over Jun-Jul.
Kill me now.
I now study science, intending to specialise in marine biology come September. The entry conditions are... brutal. I'm self-teaching a 240hr course in Human Biology in just four months (why I've been absent from TBT for the past couple of months), which I need to get a B in, on top of getting an A in my full-time HNC course in Applied Sciences. And I need to pass a four-week summer school (where I'll be studying biology and chemistry) on top of that taking place over Jun-Jul.
Kill me now.
i'm currently a senior in high school, but in the fall i'll be majoring in early childhood education!
i've been working with preschoolers through my high school for a couple years now, and it's my favorite thing in the world. i absolutely love it!!!!! it's been such an unbelievable experience and i've made such great relationships with so many amazing kids
i couldn't not be more excited to study it more formally
i've been working with preschoolers through my high school for a couple years now, and it's my favorite thing in the world. i absolutely love it!!!!! it's been such an unbelievable experience and i've made such great relationships with so many amazing kids
i couldn't not be more excited to study it more formally
DarkDesertFox
Your Typical Trickster
I'm currently majoring in Supply Chain/Operations Management for my bachelor degree. Do I regret it? Kind of, yeah. It's not something I'm passionate about, but it's the only degree in business that could fit me and it's pretty flexible as far as what I can use it for. Man if my college had offered programs for video game design or a better digital design degree I would have hopped on board. I just didn't want to attend a college far from home.
