What is/was your major in for your Undergraduate degree?

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What was/is your undergraduate degree and why did you pick it?

Thanks for all of your answers!

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[Eye]

Science - General. Meets all of the pre-req courses without wasting extra time or money.

 

[sportsdude00]

engineering! because enginerds are cool
well, mostly because its good preparation (dang hard though)

 

[tresrisque]

Psychology (scientific)

So basically I'm getting a BS, not a BA. I've always been interested in Psych. For the BS degree, I do have to do a lot of research plus a thesis. Hopefully that'll look good in my application!

 

[JMU07]

Health Sciences. I think the majority of my class is biology. We have a couple of random majors, like Asian Studies and Russian.

 

[Monkee2008]

Biochemistry!

 

[sportsdude00]

Biochemistry!

ewwwww

 

[yoyoraps]

BFA in Studio Art.

It was pretty darn fun, but hard to manage with science courses... both are really time-consuming

 

[Dena1342]

cell and molecular biology with a minor in chemistry...it got the pre reqs done, and now that I am practically done, I can look back and say that I enjoyed it...all but the Organic that is.

 

[blysssful]

cell and molecular biology with a minor in chemistry...it got the pre reqs done, and now that I am practically done, I can look back and say that I enjoyed it...all but the Organic that is.

Funny cause when I look back on organic and physics, I always think it was easier than it really was! I guess its that hindsight bias

BTW Biology major here. If I were to do it again though, I would have done Health Sciences... much more freedom and more tailored for pre-professionals rather than our Bio department.

 

[LucidEyes]

BA.S. Clinical Laboratory Sciences, UT Health Science Center at San Antonio

 

[fla2009]

Microbiology & Cell Science...I liked biology. Looking back, I really liked my major except for analytical chemistry..microorganisms are cool.

 

[FSU PreOpt]

Applied Biology/Pre-Optometry. I am in undergrad at Ferris, so everything is pretty tailored to getting into MCO, but since most opt. school requirements are exactly the same, it worked out ok. Well, I guess I shouldn't say that until I get accepted somewhere lol.

 

[jct8]

Majoring in environmental health + Biol (though not sure I'll be able to finish in time if i get in this year)

 

[ODhereicome]

biological sciences

 

[oceanblue392]

Physiological Sciences.

 

[roses&stems]

Nutritional science, health specialist emphasis

 

[michaelscarn]

BS English. I thought it would be a lot easier than it is!

 

[Mc A]

Biological sciences with a minor in genetics.

 

[dukeopt]

BS Economics, chem minor