<p>Political science… I love English, history, and international affairs.</p>
<p>applied math or biological engineering</p>
<p>government</p>
<p>Finance with a double major in marketing, econ, or psychology</p>
<p>Major: English
Minor: Philosophy or History. Leaning towards Philosophy.</p>
<p>Why? I love English. I am good at writing. I am very interested in the spoken and written word. I am also interested in Philosophy and it teaches you how to think analytically, which is very valuable.</p>
<p>What do I plan to do with my degree? Go onto law school and go into either Environmental Law or Public Interest Law.</p>
<p>Many people have asked me that question and i have asked myself that question too</p>
<p>what do i want to major in?</p>
<p>still haven’t got an answer yet, but it seems like i am interested in everything, lol</p>
<p>I can speak manderian, english, cantonese fluently, and i am taking french as foreign language now</p>
<p>I have a great interest on photo, painting, and graphic/ digital art ( I spend a huge time on art when I am not studying for Aps)</p>
<p>I like politic science, and history</p>
<p>I also like adventures and discoveries in science field</p>
<p>Well, I dont know which field is my favorite yet, but sure I would like to work on a field that will help me find the meaning of life</p>
<p>I want to major in economics with a minor in accounting or finance (double minor perhaps ;)…i want to go to grad school at an ivy and get a masters of some sorts and hopefully hook up with an alumni network to get me somewhere in life…its not about the school…its about the connections that u make at those elite schools that will open doors for u…i want to be that guy in his late 20’s as a financial economist working for the fed and giving a speech on the state of the conomy on cspan :D…what can i say…macro theory is my passion!!! I LOVEEEEE IT!!! micro is a different story hehe <em>gags</em></p>
<p>Interesting. I’m actually myself unsure of what I’d like to major in, but I’m thinking along the lines of physics/chem or physics/bio. Not sure of the exact career yet though.</p>
<p>I’m planning to double major
- Finance or Economics AND
- Political Science or International business</p>
<p>Few reasons:
- Those majors have nothing to do with science.
- I hate, despise, detest, and abhor science.
- I’m pretty politically active, and I’m interested in the stock market.
- I plan to become a trader, then eventually break into Venture Capital or Hedge Funds.
- I plan to get my MBA in finance.
- Robots can’t replace Venture Capitalists as it requires skills other than numbercrunching…(ie. independent thinking/discretionary skills-robots lack discretion)
- The money is insanely good. ($400k+ with MBA, $120k with BS/BA)
- The work is interesting/exciting. There’ a certain adrenaline rush when a company you invested in (and therefore have stock for) triples in stock and you’re suddenly a millionaire.
- I love politics. I love the stock market.
- Other options…hm…Med/engineering/science…I hate science, and severely overrated…Law…that requires 7 years of school before I make money…liberal arts…I wouldn’t know what to do with this degree.
- Because I can. Because my mom doesn’t want me to.
- Because finance is competitive/fast paced. I’d fit right in.
- Because i don’t have the patience to go to law/med school.</p>
<p>Beginning next year, I’m an International Studies major at UCSD, with emphases in sociology and history.</p>
<p>I’d like to work for a nonprofit like UNICEF, and focus primarily on global relief efforts and the protection of human rights.</p>
<p>I love languages, history, and English more than anything. I absolutely detest math. My AP scores reflect these preferences.
So there you go.</p>
<p>“1. Those majors have nothing to do with science.
2. I hate, despise, detest, and abhor science.”</p>
<p>hehe… sorry, just thought that was funny.</p>
<p>Major: Political Science or International Relations/Studies/Affairs
Minor: Theater or an inner-disicpline minor</p>
<p>Reasoning: I’m pretty much obsessed with politics. Also love foreign affairs. I would like to some day work in the State Department or the UN. Also, going along with whoever said this, it has nothing to do with science, and that’s always a plus.</p>