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il0seonpurpose
Korea (South)5638 Posts
Also iss anybody majoring/minoring in Sports Management? I'm really into sports, especially basketball and football. I've googled some schools that have this and there aren't many that show up. If you are majoring or minoring in it or know something, can you describe what it's like? Thanks   | ||
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clazziquai
6685 Posts
but i want to do computer engineering because im interseted in computers :D but im not so sure yet | ||
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MorningMusume11
United States3490 Posts
I'm a statistics major... =P | ||
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Xusneb
Canada612 Posts
 Sports management... you'd probably need to take a human kinetics major along with a business minor. The science stuff isn't too bad, you'll just have to memorize a hell of a lot (bones, muscles etc.) | ||
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Xeris
Iran17695 Posts
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il0seonpurpose
Korea (South)5638 Posts
But about sports management, I was thinking more into the marketting type, I'm taking AP statistics and I figured this would be a great help if I want to major in sporta management. But I'm thinking about taking anatomy, like sports pyschology and that kind of stuff. | ||
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Titusmaster6
United States5937 Posts
If you're interested in sports, maybe consider Exercise Biology? I know about 3 people that are majoring in that and they seem to really enjoy it. | ||
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Dromar
United States2145 Posts
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prOxi.swAMi
Australia3091 Posts
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Equinox_kr
United States7395 Posts
Chemistry isn't my thing, biology isn't my thing, hell, nothing in pharmacy is my thing. I just live through it, just like I lived through high school. :T | ||
GHOSTCLAW
United States17042 Posts
Don't worry about it too much, you can always change your major. lots of things in college arn't exactly like they were in high school, so keep an open mind. For example, from doing physics in high school, what would you expect physics in college to be. Probably lots of kinemataics (study of moving/colliding bodies). Physics is nothing like that in college- a lot more charges, quantum, etc. | ||
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Salv
Canada3083 Posts
I am making an effort to dual major in data as well. | ||
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CommanderFluffy
Taiwan1059 Posts
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Caller
Poland8075 Posts
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Capuano
United States28 Posts
I'm minoring in Music because I love it and because I don't really see myself making a career out of teaching or playing. But you never know. I'm only a freshman atm. | ||
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shavingcream66
United States1219 Posts
On December 09 2008 07:29 il0seonpurpose wrote: Xusneb, what is biochem then? Lol . :O It's not biology and chemistry? uh oh, that's what I applied as for my major | ||
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Nazarene
Denmark996 Posts
After I get my bachelor's degree in summer 2009, I'm gonna apply for the master's degree of molecular biology. | ||
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Kalynn
Canada47 Posts
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Lucktar
United States526 Posts
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BuGzlToOnl
United States5918 Posts
Biology major which I absolutely hate with all the passion in the world was my least favorite class in high school and I suck at it. Would rather be a Chemistry major because I love it and can comprehend concepts much better. Chemistry requires less memorization of stupid shit which is opposite of biology which is basically all memorization. Third year in Biology can't turn back now, also filling out things for Premed, but with the grades I have now its not looking good. Make sure you major in something you like and don't let other people influence you, be a stubborn asshole that way you can be happy.  | ||
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gg_hertzz
2152 Posts
On December 09 2008 07:12 clazziquai wrote: engineering cuz i like math?? but i want to do computer engineering because im interseted in computers :D but im not so sure yet can you give some info. why you like computers? maybe some background info. as well. I never understood why people like computers so much. It's interesting. | ||
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vAltyR
United States581 Posts
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EpiK
Korea (South)5757 Posts
On December 09 2008 09:31 BuGzlToOnl wrote: TL = Man of Science. Biology major which I absolutely hate with all the passion in the world was my least favorite class in high school and I suck at it. Would rather be a Chemistry major because I love it and can comprehend concepts much better. Chemistry requires less memorization of stupid shit which is opposite of biology which is basically all memorization. Third year in Biology can't turn back now, also filling out things for Premed, but with the grades I have now its not looking good. Make sure you major in something you like and don't let other people influence you, be a stubborn asshole that way you can be happy. wow that sucks.. I'm thinking of majoring in biology or CS; but I'm not really sure. I will finish my first quarter of college in a few days so I'm in no rush. | ||
micronesia
United States24701 Posts
On December 09 2008 08:28 GHOSTCLAW wrote: Don't worry about it too much, you can always change your major. lots of things in college arn't exactly like they were in high school, so keep an open mind. For example, from doing physics in high school, what would you expect physics in college to be. Probably lots of kinemataics (study of moving/colliding bodies). Physics is nothing like that in college- a lot more charges, quantum, etc. It really depends. In some cases you are right, in some cases it is the opposite. Just as much as I took quantum mechanics, I took classical mechanics. | ||
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Pervect
1280 Posts
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ChaoSbringer
Australia1382 Posts
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Divinek
Canada4045 Posts
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lilsusie
3861 Posts
I guess if you're going into medicine or computers, the prereq majors are necessary... but for everyone else... =/ I was English and Psych double major. And what do I do now? Overseas education consultant and part time Starcraft caster. | ||
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BuGzlToOnl
United States5918 Posts
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b3tty
Canada216 Posts
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lilsusie
3861 Posts
Eventually graduated with 2 majors that I'm somewhat interested in. With English I figured I could do something in advertising or editing, perhaps go to grad school for creative writing or something. To be honest, by the time I chose my majors I just wanted to get the hell outta school. ^^ | ||
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infinity21
Canada6683 Posts
) in mathematics and business adminProbably gonna major in something like mathematical finance or act sci, not sure. | ||
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BuGzlToOnl
United States5918 Posts
On December 09 2008 13:44 b3tty wrote: my major is cell biology and genetics : ) i'm in my second year now and i'm really worried about how much more biology i can handle. i've been forced to take other courses such as organic chemistry which i enjoy much much more than any of the biology courses i've been taking. also, science was never my number one, it was kind of a parent-force-into situation : ( Feel the same exact way right now. Although parents didn't force me into, might of indirectly, but was determined to do school myself without their help. | ||
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infinity21
Canada6683 Posts
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Xusneb
Canada612 Posts
On December 09 2008 07:29 il0seonpurpose wrote: Xusneb, what is biochem then? Lol But about sports management, I was thinking more into the marketting type, I'm taking AP statistics and I figured this would be a great help if I want to major in sporta management. But I'm thinking about taking anatomy, like sports pyschology and that kind of stuff. Biochemistry (and science in general) was quite misunderstood by me. Like other naive people, I figured it was a merge of high school biology and chemistry and, hey, I liked those courses in high school! Actually, biochem is just looking at life on a molecular level eg. protein interactions and structures, signalling pathways, DNA expression. It's actually pretty interesting stuff, you just can't exactly see your experiments except through ... secondary experiments lol The problem for me was that I didn't have a biochem course till 2nd year. First year was just general sciences and I had a single biochem course in the winter semester of 2nd year. So basically, we were in the dark for a while and by then, as kids are, we're too lazy/scared to switch programs. Even though we're young, we think "meh, I'm half done, I might as well finish". This is how a ton of people in my program in 4th year have no intentions of going into biochemistry research. Most people wants to go to med school, pharm school, law school, dentist school, uhhh mba? ... Yea, sry, just ranting about university. So the lesson is: research your degree and find out if you'll actually like it EDIT: Wow, a lot of people in the life sciences. Actually, it's not too late to switch to chemistry if you're in 2nd year. I knew a friend who did that and by that time he had all the prereqs for med school. Don't be afraid to change if you really hate your program or happen to find your calling in life. You're young, a few extra years in school isn't gonna ruin you! | ||
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Infundibulum
United States2552 Posts
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Zortch
Canada635 Posts
After highschool I wasn't really sure what I wanted to study -- something in science though. Math or physics were my main interests. But then physics got more boring and math got more awesome throughout my first year at university so I went into math. Also, my dad is a math prof at my school so I've grown up with it, which no doubt influenced me in some way. Anyone else write the Putnam last Saturday? Job prospects: None! Yay pure math... | ||
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il0seonpurpose
Korea (South)5638 Posts
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Zortch
Canada635 Posts
I think I'd go crazy teaching highschool or elementary school. That is a job I do not have the skills to do. I'll probably just end up in grad school for 5 years after my undergrad and then have no job, unless I get lucky. | ||
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skyglow1
New Zealand3962 Posts
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BuGzlToOnl
United States5918 Posts
On December 09 2008 15:28 skyglow1 wrote: In 2 weeks time I find out if I get accepted into the med school at my Uni. If I get in then I'm pretty sure I'll find a specialisation that I'm interested in eventually, just because there are so many options if you get into med school. Dude I feel the need to say this because I'm going to be in your shoes in 3 more semesters (hopefully), but GOOD LUCK, hope you get accepted~! | ||
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Chromyne
Canada561 Posts
Even though I'm in a co-op program, I'm not as hot as those Electrical Engineers, and the economy isn't helping. I have no idea how my future will turn out in terms of job opportunities =/. | ||
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Energies
Australia3225 Posts
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KOFgokuon
United States14899 Posts
i'm a grad student in chemical engineering, so i'm using my degree =p | ||
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Cpt.Cocaine
Canada299 Posts
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Klockan3
Sweden2866 Posts
On December 09 2008 09:51 micronesia wrote: It really depends. In some cases you are right, in some cases it is the opposite. Just as much as I took quantum mechanics, I took classical mechanics. If you take physics in general you get electrodynamics, thermodynamics, classical mechanics, quantum mechanics and nuclear physics, . And then each of those have a lot of subsystems which often are crossovers between them, like statistical mechanics being a quantum interpretation of thermodynamics. Anyhow, at least when I read physics in HS we had a lot of stuff on the general theory of relativity, electromagnetic waves, thermo etc, which is not mechanics at all, the only part we did not go into is quantum and that is understandable since it requires a ton of math not available to HS students. Come to think of it, we even did thermo, electromagnetic waves and relativity theory in elementary with a bit of nuclear physics thrown into the mix. Of course we did not go into them super deep but we did experiments on interference patterns, showed how a refrigerator works, electron orbitals and how they emit/absorb EM-waves when they jump and a basic why/how nuclear fission/fusion works. Hmm, now that I think back at what we did in elementary it was most of HS physics and even some of the first year in UNI, there was one thing I remember that I learned in elementary that I did not hear about again until second year in UNI. And about that, I went in a special class in elementary :p And oh, I'm into physics/math since they are so easy if you understand them and therefore I did not care enough to pick something else. | ||
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KH1031
United States862 Posts
After I finished college, I got a job as a buyer in the outsourcing department of a company. I used as much math as a junior high school kid would use - decimals, percents, and a billion excel sheets. After debating whether to shoot myself or quit the job, I decided the latter. Now I am working on my masters of math education. I think teaching math is at least somewhat meaningful, and at least I have a job after I graduate. | ||
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doghunter
United States23 Posts
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Klockan3
Sweden2866 Posts
On December 10 2008 08:09 doghunter wrote: I want to do chemical engineering and economics, but I'm afraid that these choices might change later on... I'm mostly concerned about picking something that I would like to do in order to maintain my happiness and sanity. What do you guys think about these subjects? It depends on how smart you are, chemical engineering can be really hard if you are not ready for it. They study statistical mechanics which is basically using quantum mechanics to construct all of thermodynamics from scratch, if you have a good sense of logic it is awesome to see how it all fits together but if you are an average Joe it is horrible. Social sciences are never hard so do whatever with it :p | ||
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lilsusie
3861 Posts
On December 09 2008 20:38 Energies wrote: I'm majoring in awesome and minoring iron ore and gold mostly. you're a miner? I'm a skinner/leatherworker. kek. | ||
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CharlieMurphy
United States22895 Posts
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