Random question of the day

[Ladybug]

All this talk about college got me thinking, if you could go back to college now what would you study? If you could go to any school which would you choose? DH is thinking about it while in the shower...

[Vanquisher]

Random question of the day

I would have gotten my nursing degree, much more useful than psychology!! I could have possibly done a CRNA degree with that.

I would have gone to a smaller school, I think. Maybe Westminster because of it's proximity to where I grew up. I really don't know for sure. It's hard to say. I have no idea what the $ situation there would have been.

[GrayMatterWife]

I would have majored in Art History.

I would still have gone to UT Austin. It was where I met my DH!

[Thirteen]

B.S. In Biology, Minor in Religion
(Then, MSN)


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[SuzySunshine]

I still would have gone to KU, I also met DH there but I would have done the experience differently and I would have majored in sports management.

[corn poffi]

I wouldn't have changed my choice of college one bit. However, I would probably have double-majored in marketing and international business.

[GreyhoundsRUs]

I would go to DePaul from the start. I would have still done math ed, but I would have added a religious studies major, too.

[Sheherezade]

Given my discarded hard sciences career (in the wake of kids and medical moves), I would consider ditching biology/neuro and attending my fantasy school - the totally impractical St Johns College in Annapolis to do the Great Books program.

http://www.stjohnscollege.edu/academic/readlist.shtml

I've always wanted to be ridiculously well read - I could do it on my own, but lack motivation!

Angie

[ladymoreta]

I would have still gone to OU. You can't beat a college that will pay you to go there! I'm not sure about whether I'd change my major. It was MIS, and it served us well since it was fairly painless to move jobs. If I hadn't been planning on moving a few times or staying home with kids, I might have chosen computer engineering since I liked programming better than requirements stuff. I think I would have liked graphics design, too.

[alotofyarn]

I wouldn't have changed a thing. I loved going to Baylor, my BS in Computer Science has gotten me far, and I met hubby while I was there.

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[Thirteen]

Given my discarded hard sciences career (in the wake of kids and medical moves), I would consider ditching biology/neuro and attending my fantasy school - the totally impractical St Johns College in Annapolis to do the Great Books program.

http://www.stjohnscollege.edu/academic/readlist.shtml

I've always wanted to be ridiculously well read - I could do it on my own, but lack motivation!

Angie

Pepperdine has a great books curriculum also - you might be able to contact the dept head, and get their reading list for all 4 years.


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[mommax3]

I wouldn't change where I went (Butler University), and I loved my music ed major, but I have always loved the social sciences and sometimes wonder what would have happened if I would have followed that path.

[Pollyanna]

I wouldn't change where I went (Butler University),

That's dd12 dream school for their dance program

I would have majored in history and psych and would have either done law school or clinical psych.

[mommax3]

Let me know if you guys ever make a visit! I can't say enough good things about Butler. My sister graduated from there also (vocal performance), my cousin is graduating this year (music ed) and a former private student of mine is a junior arts administration major.

[Pollyanna]

Let me know if you guys ever make a visit! I can't say enough good things about Butler. My sister graduated from there also (vocal performance), my cousin is graduating this year (music ed) and a former private student of mine is a junior arts administration major.

Thanks, we will for sure!! She has a few years but is so funny with all her Butler gear. We've never even been there but she has read all about their dance program and is sold. It's good because she has a goal to push for.