What was (or is or will be) your major as an undergrad?

Classics and Philosophy

Chemistry and history

I went in for biology, but once I saw how many years you had to go to school before you could actually *write* experiments I switched to Computer Science. My first six years of work were for biotechs so it worked out perfectly!

Math/Physics

Will be physics.

Bachelor in Science in Biotechnology

political science, with a concentration in Latin American Politics and a definite leaning toward comparative politics (as opposed to American, International or Theoretical)

Biology.

Business Data Processing! Don't look, it isn't offered now! This is a Computer Science degree with a Business minor!

Computer Science

Architecture. Now I'm a scenic painter - muralist.

Psychology. Dolemite: there was a similar one, asking whether we were happy with what our major had been in college.

computer science, though i took a lot of sociology and psychology as well as math.

I thought this was done, no? ME, by the way. EB: Right, now I recall.

Computer Science

physics. very nearly a double major with math (but i had no intention of doing a second thesis).

CS , bailed after 2 years of courses..I ran out of stream, family ran out of money

Uh, lemme see... In order, roughly: Biomedical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, Education, English, Sound Recording Technology, Computer Science. I don't think I forgot anything...

mechanical engineering and asian studies...

was/is computer science, technical writing with CS concentration. of course, many of my classes & activities had little to do with that stuff.

Natural Resources (specifically soils)

I have no idea whatsoever.

Fine Arts

computer science would've been nice to have some options here. i don't really like essay questions on surveys.

Mechanical Engineering (Of course, my job has not the slightest connection to mechanical engineering)

Material Science

dropped out of high school. majorless

I finished with a degree in US History. I was a Business Admin major for three and a half years. During my second semester as a Senior I choose to change my major to History. It wasn't a very rational choice, but it was the one I made.

I received a BS in computer science and economics major. I went the CS way, as I am a Software Quality Assurance Engineer now. I was very close to going into Investment Banking when I graduated from college. I'm hoping to return in a few years to get my MBA.

Computer Science

I took a special, limited-enrolment liberal arts major -- so I'm sort of a Bachelor of All Trades (but Master of none -- sorry). My primary focus, foolishly, was comp sci.

Environmental Eng, then Mechanical Eng, then Electrical Eng, and finally CS. It was the 6-year plan for me.

Physics. my major as a grad student? physics. my job? Tech Writhing.

Music and Politics, go figure.

Chemical Engineer

Computer Science. (By 3/4 of the way through my Freshman year, I had figured out that Electrical Engineering wasn't what I had thought it was. So, on a whim, and because friends were also taking it, I took a CS course during the fourth quarter. I fell behind early, never caught back up, and wound up punting the course, skipping many lectures and the final. A few weeks thereafter I decided to change my major to CS and selected that class' professor as my academic advisor. I graduated with a CS degree 3 years later. True story! Lizzie can confirm it, she was in that class. :)

Theatre/Psych(Sexuality) Yes, I was a psychodrama major. I could only take a so much and dropped out. No, I'm not being fecetious...

Computer Science (BS and MS)

Computer Science

Geography

Math. I was one (easy) course short of a CS degree but went for math for two reasons:

1. The math department at my college is better (or at least better-known) than the CS department, making the math degree more prestigious
2. The missing course met at 8:30 AM

While I never formally changed majors from math, I did spend a semester as if I were a linguistics major and another as if I were a History of Science major.

MIS

physics, then cognitive science ***Hey, atzilut, your job ain't tech writhing no more! (sniff)

Psychology.

I'm not attending a college or university.

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