I went to college to become a welder. after 4 years, I become a trained professional wielder with a level six degree education. I am now qualified to teach my own classes. ^.^

the required classes needed to get this was basic math, construction, electronics, and print & design.

I am trained in the fields of soddering, arc, mig, tig, gas, line burner, and machine welding. I'm also trained in blue print design, structural engineering, metallurgy, and electronic repair and a few other things.

but sadly, even with that high level of education, the job field has had slim pickings. never really got to use my skills to the full yet.

what about you?

I'm going in for journalism... but right now, I'm going to a community college to get my general education crap out of the way (and it's cheap too, so it definitely works for me lol!) Then once I get my associates, I'm probably going to Northern Illinois University to pursue my career in sports writing.

Bachelor's degree in Biology (5 years in undergrad)

Doctorate in Physical Therapy (4 years in grad school)

No problems so far finding jobs in PT. :P PTs are always needed.

bah, I should of picked a better course.

Very impressive!! ^_^

I need to improve my writing skills so I can write some good stories on the PBA, NFL, and MLB.

I need to improve my writing skills just so I can look like my age :P

I'm currently having Fine Arts...then, get a degree of Psychology...I'm a working student--at an anime specialty shop... it's easy then you get money!!!

*admires* :woot:

I'm currently in college, BS Environmental Science. People are starting to realize the importance of the course, but I still get the 'Huh? So what are you going to do after college, become a garbage collector?' kind of things occasionally!