College / University

[Blanchy]

Well i thought it would be interesting to see what people have studied or are studying in college.

I started out studying Mechanical engineering in DCU before transferring to Automotive management and technology in DIT.
I graduated this year and now I'm doing a masters in Sustainable Development in DIT.



So what has anybody else studied?

[Raza]

I got a B.S. in Finance from Penn State a million years ago when people didn't, as a common occurrence, take laptops to class.

Currently, I'm a 1L at Temple Law, going for a Juris Doctor.

Which makes me wonder. If JD is Juris Doctor, which is "doctor of law" or "doctor of jurisprudence" and the degree is a doctorate, why aren't lawyers addressed as doctors?

[CamB]

I have a couple -a Degree in Enviromental Science and Geography, I'm also a Bachelor of Education.

[crownpuller]

Didn't go to Uni; didn't go to college; didn't go to school much either, after the age of about 12...... I wasn't exactly what they'd call a model pupil

[pantagruel]

Undergrad B.A. in psychology. Psy.D. in school-clinical psychology.

[shemp]

I have a B.S. in B.S.

(Bachelor of Science in Behavioral Science)

[bu11itt]

I've got a B.S.E (chemical) and an contemplating going back for an MBA. Still on the fence though.

[boatme99]

I got a B.S. in Finance from Penn State a million years ago when people didn't, as a common occurrence, take laptops to class.

Currently, I'm a 1L at Temple Law, going for a Juris Doctor.

Which makes me wonder. If JD is Juris Doctor, which is "doctor of law" or "doctor of jurisprudence" and the degree is a doctorate, why aren't lawyers addressed as doctors?

Because one anal orifice (I mean that in the nicest way, really) at the party telling every woman in the room he is a DOCTOR is enough, don't you think?

[boatme99]

Forestry for me.
I walked away in my last semester. There's no money in it, I was starting a family, and I took over a small plastics company.
After that, my interest in forests were hiking and firewood.

[Der Amf]

I got a B.S. in Finance from Penn State a million years ago when people didn't, as a common occurrence, take laptops to class.

Currently, I'm a 1L at Temple Law, going for a Juris Doctor.

Which makes me wonder. If JD is Juris Doctor, which is "doctor of law" or "doctor of jurisprudence" and the degree is a doctorate, why aren't lawyers addressed as doctors?

Unbearable degree of irony?

PS and oh, degree in music, a fantastically academic course which did nothing to prepare me for being a performer. More irony