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Studied law for 2 years, got into honours. got into a double degree with psychology but, thinking of going with psychology instead. as it occupies my mind space more and i see more potential in it, not necessarily because of law. just no space for creative thinking in law, so it can become a bit understimulating. Might still finish it off if i have the time or intention later on, though.

I am studying Biochemistry. I am super interested in Virology (specifically HIV it is so complex and fun to study) I have an interest in human genetics and developmental disorders.

I am minoring in Spanish and Leadership. I want to be bilingual, and Leadership was done on a whim.

When I finish my high school program, I'm going to major in biology or pre-veterinary medicine.

I'm studying accounting. I have 3 classes left including this semester. I should graduate this summer. Auditing has been brutal for me this semester. I'm really nervous about getting a job after college. The whole interview process is scary. My resume is absolutely horrible with lots of gaps. Has anyone else fibbed on their resume to get a job?

Studying pharmacy. I'm in the middle of my program and the workload is very grueling. 100s of pages per week just for one class and so many facts to memorize. Also dealing with retaking some classes and possibly failing some because I feel through the cracks last semester and this semester has just been unpredictable.

Enngineering technology but debateing switching to a trade because of all the student loan debt i am getting.

i am studying general studies for my associate degree

Studying IT at TAFE (Tertiary And Further Education) which is basically college. Hope to study Certificate IV in Programming so I can get a job.

I'm studying "historical human error", so, a little of everything, basically (lol).

Much of my focus is on Anthropology... perhaps my studies will become a whole new sub-discipline within the field. So far, I find assignments that are fundamentally hypothetical to be particularly difficult to start. I am doing something strange with my college studies, I am only taking the classes that I am interested in and know that I can apply myself to criticize and absorb information in. Most of these will be philosophy and history and social science (particularly Anthropology) but I will have to take other classes too, like various sciences and such. I also really enjoy computer programming and the like, even though this tends to frustrate me more than any of them, usually majority caused by the structure and "hypothetical" nature of instructors' assignments.

I don't really like college, not what I know of it so far, anyway...

But, I'm getting good grades so far so I'm going to keep going with it and see how long I can do that (get good grades).

After much flip-flopping: nursing with a long term goal of working in anesthesiology

After completing high school in literary section, I started studying philosophy in university. Then moved to learn artistic bookbinding. I had different professional experiences in different domains, and now heading back to studies in logistics … You can fit studying some languages in there too (English, Dutch, German, … )

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For my summer class, I am {or soon will finish} studying {for an English class} works of classic American literature.

-The Adventures Of Huckleberry Finn

-The Great Gatsby

-Invisible Man

-On The Road

Nutrition. I want to go into dietetics... in the bariatric field.

I'm finishing up my MS in Industrial Engineering, but in the fall I'm hoping to start a PhD in Systems Engineering!

Publishing & Editing. I also like to write a lot!