Foo - Calling all Students!

I am wondering how many students are out there and if so what are you studying?

Me I am working on my Masters of Arts in Integrated Studies with a focus on community organization at Athabasca University. Right now I am working on a paper for a course called Researching Society and Culture.

Gordon p

I'm working on a PhD in English at Northwestern University. My dissertation is about the development of the individual political subject in 20th century American poetry and novels. I hope to get a job teaching American lit and culture when I finish the degree.

Just a plain ole BScN here. Getting close to the finish though. At this time next year I will have about a month to go before I graduate and about 3.5 months till I write my license

I'm an A Level student doing Maths, Further Maths, Physics and Business Studies.

If my exams go the way I plan, then I'll soon be a proper student at Edinburgh Uni studying Maths and Physics

Doing a software engineering degree at U.Toronto

post-bac teaching program at eastern michigan university. undergrad in political science, history, & cycling at:

http://www.cs.indiana.edu/logos/trans.iu.tri.waybig.gif

I'm working on a PhD in history at Texas. My dissertation is on the relationship of nationalism, imperialism, and science in 19c. Central America.

EDIT: I will make my fortune with my first popular history book "Pirates vs. the Inquisition," unsurprisingly, it will be about pirates who went before the Inquisition. Look for it in bookstores near you (in 15 or 20 years).

I teach in a public high school. I am unaware of any studying or learning going on in my general vicinity.

Oh, 3, go Hoosiers!

I am 52 years old, and studying part time for a BS in Math.

I got an AA in Liberal Studies, emphasis on Data Processing 2 years ago.

Just chnaged majors from Mechanical Engineering to Exercise Physiology.

RacerJRP, wtf? Couldn't hack it? or just lamenting the lack of artsy girls

I'm persuing a phsics PhD at Auburn University in Alabama. Science is hard and is becomming less interesting as I go allong. Anyone seeking to hire a gradschool dropout with crazy physics and math skills? I'll move anywhere except Jersey.

Mathematics major at UC Santa Cruz

Started as an illustration major at CCA, dropped out, took a year off, did computer science part time at CCSF, transferred to UC Berkeley. A little over a year left for the BA in cognitive science.

I'm a senior in highschool. My college will be either TCU, Tennessee, or (if I get in) Virginia Tech or James Madison. I'm planning either bio, microbio, or nutrition/dietetics, and will maybe go on to an accredited naturopathic school.

I am wondering how many students are out there and if so what are you studying?

Me I am working on my Masters of Arts in Integrated Studies with a focus on community organization at Athabasca University. Right now I am working on a paper for a course called Researching Society and Culture.

Gordon p

Cool, another Athabascan :) I am working on my BA in Psychology (Athabasca U at Mount Royal College in Calgary). Right now I am supposed to be studying for midterm in Biological Psychology...

Edit: this is a second BA (first one was in Classics) because it took me a while to figure out what to do when I grow up. I'm planning on doing the Athabasca/U of C Master's program in Counselling.

Earth science student, specialising in geology, and more specifically quaternary geology, which around here pretty much deals with clay, till, sand, peat bogs and stuff like that. But I plan to add two years of "hard rock" geology as well, after the quaternary.

If I stay at UNH, I'll probably major in economics or something like that. Probably minor in physics.

If I don't go to UNH, I'll have a hybrid of economics,physics, and maybe law.

I'm at The Local High School focusing on Getting Out.

...and my focus once I get out will hopefully be either Environmental Sciences, Crop Sciences or Turf Management at University of Guelph or a business degree from elsewhere...

Finishing Ph.D. at Penn State, teaching at TX A&M.

Finishing Ph.D. at Penn State, teaching at TX A&M.

Isn't that as a Tree Theorist?

Isn't that as a Tree Theorist?

Yes! When can I start?! Hablo Castillano!

Undergrad Psychology, on the long slog toward a PhD.

I'm at Purdue, working on my undergraduate in Industrial Engineering technology

Central OH-Columbus State finishing off some graduation requirements, then back to OSU for the bachelors. Looking at creating my own major in political history. I'm a super senior...or will be.

I'm in an associate degree nursing program. In a little over a year I'll be an RN

Telecommunications (how's that for a catch-all?) at U of KY

I'm a 40 yo full time student.
BS Geology,May 2009, Mesa State College, Colorado

I'm also taking GIS classes.

Undergrad psych at UCLA, on the long slog to a PhD, just like Tom. I'm planning to specialize in experimental psych doing some sort of research on music and the brain or multicultural psychology.

Oh, forgot to add I'm minoring in musicology, and if I get enough units, I'll do a double major. Maybe.

Undergrad Psychology, on the long slog toward a PhD.

Tom, where are you in school? I've been wondering for a while. What kind of psych do you want to do when you graduate? (I have an M.S. in I/O, but now I teach history.)

[QUOTE=rpm_gurl;6344568]I'm at Purdue, working on my undergraduate in Industrial Engineering

So sorry you had to go to Purdue. (Go Hoosiers!):eek:

So sorry you had to go to Purdue. (Go Hoosiers!):eek:

I don't know about that. I've been to Bloomington many times and I can safely say that the culture/feeling of Purdue and IU are very different. I prefer Purdue's climate/culture over IU's.

Physics Secondary Ed. at Appalachian State. Maybe a math minor if I can keep my sanity that long.

art major at utd. was supposed to graduate this semester but had to drop a class due to a nasty **** brained professor that would probably have passed me, but with a low grade. i don't want a C on my record.... apparently my writing isn't "nice" enough. :rolleyes:

oh well, i'll spend the next year raising my gpa with independent studies and then take that final requirement and graduate. then i guess i'll go work for the government.

Nursing school, no end in sight. Want to be a Nurse Practitioner one of these days, but one step at a time.

3rd year undergrad majoring in Math at UC Beerkeley.

I plan on getting my Masters in Library Science, if that matters.

I don't know about that. I've been to Bloomington many times and I can safely say that the culture/feeling of Purdue and IU are very different. I prefer Purdue's climate/culture over IU's.

Honestly, I've never been to Purdue. I just am an old Hoosier alum, and couldn't resist. Best of luck in the future.

Working on my dissertation in Educational Technology. Finally back on track and making progress...again. Someone help get this monkey off my back!

Going into third year toward Bachelors, and getting ready to transfer. I started at Community College level and am looking at a few 4 years. My goal is Psych research.


Tom, where are you in school? I've been wondering for a while. What kind of psych do you want to do when you graduate? (I have an M.S. in I/O, but now I teach history.)

I am a senior at Western Illinois University majoring in Elementary Education. I will be student teaching in the fall. Hopefully, I will be completely certified and able to substitute teach shortly after Thanksgiving. I hope to teach middle school science once I get a permanent position.

This is my third college after stints at the University of Iowa and getting an associates in automotive technology from a community college. I just decided the fixing cars was not for me so I decided to go back to school.

I'm a 41 year old, financially independent, full time student undertaking the civil engineering degree I always wanted to do. After that I'll probably do an MBA and then settle in to my quest for world domination.

Started working on my PhD at University of Washington last year, and my posts at BF dropped proportionately.

I'm working on my finishing my degree in Criminology. I currently have my associates in Criminal Justice and an paralegal certificate. I've been hitting the books hard since August and now I'm taking a break for a few weeks :)