Sharing what you're comfortable.

[Manda_24]

Well... the way I see it, it usually takes 4 years to get a degree, so if it's taking 5 instead of 8 years, you are 3 years ahead of schedule.

Haha, that's true, no one graduates in 4 years anymore.
I have a friend that switched majors and none of his credits transfered so he was 3 semesters behind and it took him 6 years to graduate then he was the intern at my church so he was around for 7 years total before he moved away, he stayed in the same house for 6 years.

 

[Marycita]

• Major: Spanish education
• Minor: don't have time (^ is basically double majoring)
• Current class (Freshman, etc.): junior
• Christian or Secular College: secular, but affliated with the United Methodist church
• How are you financing your studies: scholarships, loans, working
• Living in the dorm or community: a house just outside campus

 

[Religious Crisis]

• Major: Computer Science
• Minor: Finance
• Current class (Freshman, etc.): Junior
• Christian or Secular College: Secular
• How are you financing your studies: Cash working
• Living in the dorm or community: w/my wife

 

[Fed]

Major: Mechanical Engineering & Business, Econ, and Management
Minor: Don't have time, but would probably do philosophy
Current class: Sophomore
College: Secular
Financing: Some from scholarships, some from parents, some myself
Living in: Dorm

 

[tnec]

Major: Mechanical Engineering & Business, Econ, and Management
Minor: Don't have time, but would probably do philosophy
Current class: Sophomore
College: Secular
Financing: Some from scholarships, some from parents, some myself
Living in: Dorm

 

[Marycita]

Major: Mechanical Engineering & Business, Econ, and Management
Minor: Don't have time, but would probably do philosophy
Current class: Sophomore
College: Secular
Financing: Some from scholarships, some from parents, some myself
Living in: Dorm

Major: Mechanical Engineering & Business, Econ, and Management
Minor: Don't have time, but would probably do philosophy
Current class: Sophomore
College: Secular
Financing: Some from scholarships, some from parents, some myself
Living in: Dorm

woah...coincidence or big typo?

 

[Fed]

Yeah, it's my alternate universe counterpart, apparently.

 

[Marycita]

haha...that made me chuckle

 

[Ellesar]

Bioengineering - is this DNA/Genetics and stuff or am I in the wrong field? I bet you're excited to be a senior. Will you be able to get a job in your field right away or will you have to go to grad school?

biomedical engineering. so it's more on the medical side of engineering, including things like making prosthetics, designing medical imaging equipment, and tissue engineering to create synthetic tissues and/or organs. I'll probably be able to get a job right away, but I'll probably go on to graduate school to get my master's degree

 

[Matt.9:22]

Undergraduate Studies

• Major: Spanish
• Minor: English as a Second Language, Teacher certification
• Current class (Freshman, etc.): Senior
• Christian or Secular College: Secular
• How are you financing your studies: Scholarships, grants, loans, mom
• Living in the dorm or community: dorm

 

[emilina22]

hey!!!

major:Applied Psychology
minor:Sociology
class:JUNIOR!!!
christian/secular:secular
financearents,and grants
living arrangements: i live at home!

 

[complexity]

Undergraduate Studies

• Major: Biology
• Minor: none
• Current class (Freshman, etc.): Freshman
• Christian or Secular College: secular...WVU please
• How are you financing your studies: grants, scholarships and a couple of loans
• Living in the dorm or community: dorm

 

[sunshineray]

I'm an undergrad!

Major: Natural Sciences with a Dual Concentration in Biological Sciences and Chemistry
Minor: None
Current class (Freshman, etc.): I guess I would be considered a Senior
Christian or Secular College: Secular
How are you financing your studies: Student loans + parents in the past
Living in the dorm or community: I share a condo with a roomie

 

[Purity_over_Passion]

Undergraduate Studies
Major: Business
Minor: Not sure.. maybe a science of some kind
Current class: 3rd year Freshman haha long story
Christian or Secular College: Secular
How are you financing your studies: Loan/ Grant/ working my butt off
Living in the dorm or community: Community.. but i might be going to dorms this spring just so i can have some oppitunities to witness and start small groups

 

[LostUntilSaved]

Major: Information Systems
Current class: Sophomore
Christian or secular college: secular
Financing: student aid
Living situation: living at home w/dad

 

[Kristen.NewCreation]

Wow! I must have been sleeping for a while now!

• Major: Spanish education
• Minor: don't have time (^ is basically double majoring)
• Current class (Freshman, etc.): junior
• Christian or Secular College: secular, but affliated with the United Methodist church
• How are you financing your studies: scholarships, loans, working
• Living in the dorm or community: a house just outside campus

Wow... I took a semester of spanish last year, to try to make myself learn. That was the only class I took and it required hours of study. So you must be very busy!

• Major: Computer Science
• Minor: Finance
• Current class (Freshman, etc.): Junior
• Christian or Secular College: Secular
• How are you financing your studies: Cash working
• Living in the dorm or community: w/my wife

Good combination of studies. Sounds like your busy with working, marriage and studies!

Major: Mechanical Engineering & Business, Econ, and Management
Minor: Don't have time, but would probably do philosophy
Current class: Sophomore
College: Secular
Financing: Some from scholarships, some from parents, some myself
Living in: Dorm

Oh my... I'd say you don't have time for anything else! 4 majors? I hope they have overlapping classes.

Major: Mechanical Engineering & Business, Econ, and Management
Minor: Don't have time, but would probably do philosophy
Current class: Sophomore
College: Secular
Financing: Some from scholarships, some from parents, some myself
Living in: Dorm

Twins? no, you're different ages. Sounds like you're definitely busy!

woah...coincidence or big typo?

I'd like to know too. LOL

Undergraduate Studies

• Major: Spanish
• Minor: English as a Second Language, Teacher certification
• Current class (Freshman, etc.): Senior
• Christian or Secular College: Secular
• How are you financing your studies: Scholarships, grants, loans, mom
• Living in the dorm or community: dorm

Neat. I've never met someone minoring in ESL. Congratulations on being a senior!

hey!!!

major:Applied Psychology
minor:Sociology
class:JUNIOR!!!
christian/secular:secular
financearents,and grants
living arrangements: i live at home!

You sound excited to be a junior! LOL I would be too. What do you plan to do when you graduate?

Undergraduate Studies

• Major: Biology
• Minor: none
• Current class (Freshman, etc.): Freshman
• Christian or Secular College: secular...WVU please
• How are you financing your studies: grants, scholarships and a couple of loans
• Living in the dorm or community: dorm

Great major. But then I love science type courses.

I'm an undergrad!

Major: Natural Sciences with a Dual Concentration in Biological Sciences and Chemistry
Minor: None
Current class (Freshman, etc.): I guess I would be considered a Senior
Christian or Secular College: Secular
How are you financing your studies: Student loans + parents in the past
Living in the dorm or community: I share a condo with a roomie

Wow. I'm guessing you're quite busy! What will you do after you graduate? And congratulations on being a senior!

Undergraduate Studies
Major: Business
Minor: Not sure.. maybe a science of some kind
Current class: 3rd year Freshman haha long story
Christian or Secular College: Secular
How are you financing your studies: Loan/ Grant/ working my butt off
Living in the dorm or community: Community.. but i might be going to dorms this spring just so i can have some oppitunities to witness and start small groups

I like long stories! Ever applied for any grants (not scholarships)?

Major: Information Systems
Current class: Sophomore
Christian or secular college: secular
Financing: student aid
Living situation: living at home w/dad

Where I am employed currently is the first time I've worked with an IS department. Boy do you have your work cut out for you! I'm always on the phone to them, and I don't envy their job whatsoever. I know they are definitely busy.

 

[LostUntilSaved]

Where I am employed currently is the first time I've worked with an IS department. Boy do you have your work cut out for you! I'm always on the phone to them, and I don't envy their job whatsoever. I know they are definitely busy.

You work for the IS dept? cool. what do you do? I currently work for the IS dept at my school. I have been employed here for a year now.

 

[Fed]

Oh my... I'd say you don't have time for anything else! 4 majors? I hope they have overlapping classes.

haha, yeah it is actually two majors. The BEM major actually doesn't take much extra work since a lot of the classes would have been required for graduation anyway. But yeah, still a ton of work.

 

[Marycita]

Wow... I took a semester of spanish last year, to try to make myself learn. That was the only class I took and it required hours of study. So you must be very busy!

Sometimes...but other times, I don't study all that much...I probably should...haha

 

[Kristen.NewCreation]

You work for the IS dept? cool. what do you do? I currently work for the IS dept at my school. I have been employed here for a year now.

Sorry, I don't work IN IS, I utilize or work with IS. Sorry for not being more clear.