current and former students: what is (or was) your major/focus area of study?

[Zog007]

I’m 19 and was the youngest person my teachers at Rmit had ever seen get a Bachelor of Civil Engineering at 17 and worked in that field for over a year and hated it because I was made to put up front costs over just about everything else and that just doesn’t sit right with me. Currently studying to be a Electrical Engineer instead.

 

[zorodalmasca]

Geography

 

[TammCa]

Biology/Biochemistry/Microbiology- Masters Microbiology

 

[JCalvin]

Mathematics major, philosophy minor

 

[byir666]

Computer science

 

[ijustlikewatchinglol]

womens studies

 

[milabue]

Physics
The foundations of the universe are simple to understand compared to things like psychology. But the math is difficult.

 

[Taopony]

Comp sci dropout. If I ever go back to school, it will be in finance since that's where my interests mostly lie.

 

[SquishyBuns]

Game art and development major! Still trying to think of what to do with it afterwards though, got a few options I could go with.

 

[laplacespace]

Chemistry

 

[k9-forever-lover]

IT

 

[KnotReady]

Engineering!

 

[Chiara2003]

Rocket science ??…. N sailing ??

 

[SquishyBuns]

Is chemistry a hard subject?

It's a mix bag, see find it hard and others not so much. I enjoyed the hell out of chemistry but now I couldn't tell you a damn thing about it lol

 

[CetaceanLover23]

I'm living a dream job already at 22yo: NHL employee and disc jockey at a local listener supported radio station as well as a projection booth attendant at a drive-in movie theater

 

[Riotinthesheets2]

Agriculture Science. Dabbled in programming but wasn't smart enough for coding. Did law for a bit before jumping to pre-med but chemistry was not my strong suit. I passed but didn't want to face 8 more years of that. Agriculture science in my country involved several things so it seemd like the better option cost wise, though Uni isn't expensive here.

 

[dirtydog212]

Pre med. I am currently a business owner / entrepreneur with multiple businesses and also an investor.

 

[angloger]

Hatto

 

[TheZipper]

Nuclear engineering.

A fellow engineer.? I’m electrical.

 

[freaky4k9]

Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA)

 

[stumpy bill]

School of hard knocks!

 

[Chiara2003]

Quantum physics an ? ballet?…serious …. Jus primary school ?

 

[AngryGoose]

Science and English were my favorites

 

[NoloContendere]

I'm a physician. Undergrad was totally unrelated but revolved around the work I generally do/did and aspired to. Undergrad continues to serve me well as I move into the political arena, and the doctor stuff is fun, intellectually satisfying and settles arguments.

I studied the bar while in grad school classes I didn't really need to be in but attendance was mandatory.

What's MD stand for? "My Decision".

 

[lonewulf8559]

Associates in IT, going for a master's in Psychology

 

[DogLovingSlut]

Computer Science.

 

[SultryHellhound]

Seems like most here are engineering, IT, or CS...I may or may not be guilty of this as well ?