Your college major?

What was, is, or will be your intended major? I'm looking into a major in Marketing, with a minor in Advertising.

Engineering. Right now it's Engineering Science, but probably Mechanical for 3rd/4th/Masters.

Philosophy, probably specializing in something like physics.

Major in Finance currently. I want to work at a bank and make phat bucks as a vp or president =D.

Electronics Engineering. I will be graduating in November with my Associates. Then, I will go on to get my Bachelors in that, and an Associate in Programming.

Piece of advice...don't listen to ppl in high school about how to go about your college career...

My major is Theatre with a minor in Photography and Film. I'm hoping to take some elective classes in Interior Design also.

Double major in Marketing and Management.

Starting NEXT semester, my major (I will eventually double major upon going to a school that allows it) will be High School English Education.

I went a semester for Business and didn't really find that I liked it all that well.

When I go back, it'll either be sociology or psychology. I'm really interested in how humans act in different situations.

When do you plan on going back? I know quite a few of my friends who want to earn enough money to not have student loans.

Sociology is pretty interesting, Nikki is majoring in it and she tells me about her classes and such.

You can make some good money off psychology. You need a graduate degree though.

I'm majoring in chemistry, minoring in psychology... I'm thinking i'll go into forensic science eventually though

I'm not sure yet. My reasoning for "taking a break" (NOT dropping out) was that I wanted to get out of my parents house and work full-time. Well, I've succeeded in that, now all I have to do is re-apply. Actually now that I think about it, I want to go back next semester. Although, I can't be a full-time student because I'm already working full-time. I'll probably just take a couple classes a week after I get off work. Working a 9-5 sometimes complicates things.

Psyc is so much fun! I minored in it for a sem. I think everyone should look into it even if they don't want to major or minor in it. You'll find out a lot about yourself.

I'm not sure yet. My reasoning for "taking a break" (NOT dropping out) was that I wanted to get out of my parents house and work full-time. Well, I've succeeded in that, now all I have to do is re-apply. Actually now that I think about it, I want to go back next semester. Although, I can't be a full-time student because I'm already working full-time. I'll probably just take a couple classes a week after I get off work. Working a 9-5 sometimes complicates things.

From what I've figured up, if I go all 3 semesters in a year, taking 3 classes per semester, I can get my associates in 2 years. That's pretty doable working full time, so that's what I'm going to do.

If you've been living on your own and paying your own bills for a year then you are classified as independent (you better have receipts). If you have all the receipts to prove your independence then you could very well get your school paid for if you're not making that much money. At least no interest loans and so forth.

I'd really go back asap if I were you, but waiting for yourself to be considered an independent saves you a lot of cash in the short term, but every year you wait you're probably losing 20k+ of potential salary per year. So the smartest thing is probably just to get your year done and get cheap/free schooling and then go out and make big bucks.

If you've been living on your own and paying your own bills for a year then you are classified as independent (you better have receipts). If you have all the receipts to prove your independence then you could very well get your school paid for if you're not making that much money. At least no interest loans and so forth. I'd really go back asap if I were you, but waiting for yourself to be considered an independent saves you a lot of cash in the short term, but every year you wait you're probably losing 20k+ of potential salary per year. So the smartest thing is probably just to get your year done and get cheap/free schooling and then go out and make big bucks.

Factor in as well that tuition costs go up every year and it's pretty smart to just get it over with now.

I've been living on my own now for 6 months now, I'd still have to wait a while. You mentioned receipts.. what types? I'm assuming you mean rent..

What was, is, or will be your intended major?

I'm going into my second year of Film Production.