I started as a theatre major....but I quickly decided to go towards the business track. I'm in my fourth (but not last) year at Penn State majoring in marketing with a minor in business law.
i dont decided until my 2nd year, but im going to go into International Relations and Global Politics.... currently though i am in my first year in a general social science program at U of Ottawa
I'm a Theatre major probably about to declare a second additional major in sociology. I really wanna minor in music but that would mean taking like 23 credit hours per semester.....not going to happen.
"Life has been your art. You have set yourself to music. Your days are your sonnets."
-Oscar Wilde
I am getting a BA in Performing Arts with a specialty in Musical Theatre.
I love it!
And I plan on moving to NYC after graduation which is a year from may
"Did you know that if you take the first two vowels in Olive and rearrange them it spells I-Love?"-Spelling Bee
"It's night like this that hotel bars were specifically made." Light In The Piazza
I'm currently an oh-so-practical English major with a Political Science minor. I'm trying to switch to a double major in those two subjects, though. And through no intention of mine, I'm kinda close to a Medieval Studies minor.
I might go to law school. Or grad school. Or both. Or neither. Actually, I want to hold on to student discounts for as long as I can, so probably one or the other. :)
When I started I wanted to major in Theater, but they didn't want me, so I became Undeclared. Currently I am double majoring in History and English and maybe going into the Extended Teacher's program after that. I'll get out of College, awhile from now, its too difficult to figure out by myself.
I'm a double major in English and Medieval & Renaissance Studies. In high school, I always thought I would double major in English and Biology, but by my senior year, I got tired of reading about cells, decided that I hated calculus, and discovered that I loved Shakespeare. I really enjoy both of my majors, but I am starting to wish that I could devote a little more time to more recent texts. I love medieval and early modern literature, but I do have other interests.
One day I'll probably go to grad school, although I'm definitely starting to think that I want to have some other type of job after undergrad, before going right to grad school. Ideally, I'd like to do something that involves writing. I realized, literally a few days ago, that if I go directly to grad school and then try to teach Renaissance literature, I'll be doing the same thing for the rest of my life. As much as I love it, I don't think I'm ready for that.
Biology and psychology double-major, although lately I'm sick to death of science classes and am almost considering picking up a history minor. I'd like to go to grad school in clinical psychology or experimental psychology (I'll probably apply to both, since clinical psych programs are near impossible to get into).
As of right now (i'm still a senior in HS) my plan is to double major in history and theatre, and either minor in education or just get my teaching certificate. And then I want to be either a history or drama (or both lol) teacher.
-If you don't like your fate, change it. You are your own master.- Aida
I will be majoring in Theater Design and Production (if I go to CCM) or Theater Design/Technology (if I go to SUNY Purchase). My focus will be lighting design.
I am currently double majoring in BFA Musical Theater and Communications.
I would love to perform.
If it doesn't happen, I would somehow force myself to be content in Public Relations.
I've changed several times- and it's only my first semester. I may change from Communications to Education w/ a concentration in English, though. We'll see.
I did two years of foreign languages with a minor in business. Took this year off to work from september - December and then it's audition time for musical theatre :)
I'm a film major and I'll probably pick up a second major in either Poli Sci or something in advertising. Northwestern doesn't have an undergraduate business program unfortunately. I could see going for my masters at Kellogg tho.
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