So, what grade are you in?

[Dirty Dan]

University of Washington

Junior

Majoring in Philosophy, considering b-school.

Wow lots of CS majors! I wish I had the right skill set to be good at it, but I don't. We have a great CS department at UW. I did a photography assignment for story on a CS professor, and he described himself as a "computational neurologist." That title is just awesome. But, I'm happy with "philosopher."

[Spectral Fire]

[quote="[ONU] Prez";p="190505"]
Ohio Northern University

Sophomore

Philosophy with Pre-Law Electives

Investigating a second major in Theatre
[/quote]

I would just like to point out that I commented on a thread before Prez. that doesn't happen often...

Carry on with your naming of schools

[Yahoo!!]

For me

University of Calgary

Business Process Management (a blend of Operations Management and Management Information Systems)

Senior Year of a 4 year program

1.5 years left to do

[Ironwolf]

Ok this is somewhat embarassing but ill share

been in university ever since i was 17, been changing domain about every year since then, now 21.
I recently chose to try something different and either learn a course about logistics and supplies at a college or study electrical engineering at the same college.

for now I dont have much to show for my 4 yrs in college except a crap load of knowledge and no certificate. (mainly in accounting/economics/management/marketing)

[mr_s]

[quote="Ironwolf";p="190552"]

for now I dont have much to show for my 4 yrs in college except a crap load of knowledge and no certificate. (mainly in accounting/economics/management/marketing)
[/quote]

Then Do Human resources mate.

that should be all covered in what you have studied so far =]

[PlasticOracle]

University of Kentucky '03 - Electrical Engineering

[Thom Yorke Obliterator]

[quote="Plinko";p="190404"]Wisconsin (Madison) - '99 - English Literature. [/quote]

Pennsylvania State University - '92 - English Literature.

2009: Pennsylvania State University staff, doing data warehousing and managing Oracle business intelligence systems. Don't ask how I got from Point A to Point B, because I really have no idea.

[jim beam]

[quote="Ironwolf";p="190552"]Ok this is somewhat embarassing but ill share

been in university ever since i was 17, been changing domain about every year since then, now 21.
I recently chose to try something different and either learn a course about logistics and supplies at a college or study electrical engineering at the same college.

for now I dont have much to show for my 4 yrs in college except a crap load of knowledge and no certificate. (mainly in accounting/economics/management/marketing)[/quote]

Hey its not that bad. I had a friend infact 3 that took 7 years for get their B.S.

[dredfox]

[quote="Ironwolf";p="190552"]Ok this is somewhat embarassing but ill share

been in university ever since i was 17, been changing domain about every year since then, now 21.
I recently chose to try something different and either learn a course about logistics and supplies at a college or study electrical engineering at the same college.

for now I dont have much to show for my 4 yrs in college except a crap load of knowledge and no certificate. (mainly in accounting/economics/management/marketing)[/quote]

That's nothin'. I've got five A.A. degrees
Now that is a waste!

[Spectral Fire]

[quote="Ironwolf";p="190552"]
Ok this is somewhat embarassing but ill share

been in university ever since i was 17, been changing domain about every year since then, now 21.
I recently chose to try something different and either learn a course about logistics and supplies at a college or study electrical engineering at the same college.

for now I dont have much to show for my 4 yrs in college except a crap load of knowledge and no certificate. (mainly in accounting/economics/management/marketing)
[/quote]

You just like the college life too much don't you Wolf? Just become a professional student.

[MrBlah]

[quote="Spectral Fire";p="190650"]
You just like the college life too much don't you Wolf? Just become a professional student.
[/quote]

To bad you can't really do that very successfully, otherwise I would.

[MrBlah]

[quote="Thom Yorke Obliterator";p="190562"]
Pennsylvania State University - '92 - English Literature.

2009: Pennsylvania State University staff, doing data warehousing and managing Oracle business intelligence systems. Don't ask how I got from Point A to Point B, because I really have no idea.
[/quote]

I know how. English Literature degrees are useless, thus, you chose something that actually is useful after getting that degree.

[BlackHawk]

Professional Freeloading Degree from North West High School, on "extended" leave from the University of Akron where I was going for Networking and Small Business Administration

Someday I will have the money to return and finish my degree

[Nuckin]

Texas Tech 2005 grad - College of Business - focused on Finance and Management

[FUSE]

[quote="Thom Yorke Obliterator";p="190562"][quote="Plinko";p="190404"]Wisconsin (Madison) - '99 - English Literature. [/quote]

Pennsylvania State University - '92 - English Literature.

2009: Pennsylvania State University staff, doing data warehousing and managing Oracle business intelligence systems. Don't ask how I got from Point A to Point B, because I really have no idea.[/quote]

Pennsylvania State University - Senior (Graduating May 2010) - Marketing Major, Human Development and Family Studies Minor

We should go out for a beer or something TYO!