I suppose I can elaborate a bit more, Bachelors of Science in Mechanical Engineering with an EIT certification.
Fight smart, not fair.I guess they call it a "double major" - Law, with Mathematical & Computer Sciences. Law is the important part - the other degree is just there because I am interested in and want to study maths (and some of the physics units available * ) and this way I can do that while only adding a year to my time as a student.
I can speak Japanese, though no degree, and haven't taken the JLPT.
edited 13th Dec '11 12:49:58 AM by ekuseruekuseru
Achieved:
- Bachelor's in Accounting
- Master's in Business Administration, general, though the classes I took were pretty evenly split between finance, marketing, and management.
Working on:
- Bachelor's in Biology/Biochem (my first choice that I stopped midway mainly for health reasons)
On my own I've read a shit ton of (relatively modern) history and (bio, chem, and physics) science books.
edited 13th Dec '11 8:32:31 AM by Bur
To update what I said earlier about taking medical coding classes, I finished those classes back in October and just finally got confirmation from the online learning site that my certification is complete. So now I'm working with my parents to find an actual medical coding job (luckily there are some hospitals/doctor's offices in town that are on the bus route) and meanwhile am studying some coding each day just to keep in practice.
I'm going to study psychology at university if I can afford it, otherwise I'm just going to be poor.
FIMFiction Account MLPMST PageI'm still doing Advanced Subsidiary (so, the first year then of A-levels...) at sixth-form, in Biology, Physics, Psychology, and Gov't & Politics.
I really hope to do a degree in either Psychology, Sociology, or Political Science, but my main focus would be Psychology. Or a Psych/Socio joint degree.
edited 13th Dec '11 4:14:24 PM by Inhopelessguy
I have a degree in Art.
But I really like reading about psychology, sociology, and elephants. I also like to practice music. I'm not sure I'm qualified to discuss those other topics, because I probably haven't studied them as long as a psychology/sociology major. But some of the books/articles are interesting.
I'm an elephant. Rurr.Graduated from lukio (about the equalient of High School). Going to start studying biotech at TKK
after my civil service.
edited 13th Dec '11 11:49:00 PM by Qeise
Laws are made to be broken. You're next, thermodynamics.High School. I'll graduate later, and then go to some university * and do something.
But the ratio of work I do for High School to my own independent study is like 1:4. I read a lot. My father got his doctorate in Physics, so we have a massive bookshelf filled to the brim with physics books. I am working through those, albeit very slowly (still working on the second textbook, and I read one of Feynman's lectures every now and again). Other than that I do a lot of reading in Philosophy/Religion/History, as well as classic literature.
Still Sheepin'BA 2:1 in Drama (major) History (minor)
B.Sc 1st in Computer Science and Religious Studies. (Seriously. They had a very flexible modular system)
MA (Education) in Religious Studies. Basically I did a dissertation on using drama techniques to teach comparative religion/ethics etc. Uh, and I also studied philosophy of religion while I was doing that.
Plus there's the acting training, but that doesn't have an official qualification.
edited 13th Jan '12 2:43:32 PM by Bluesqueak
It ain't over 'till the ring hits the lava.

Middle/High School.
However, I am considering either a Movie Major or a Writing Major, if those are real majors. I may minor in something more pracical.