<p>What do you want to study in college? What do you want to be when you finish college? Where would you like to work and live?</p>
<p>I just thought it would be interesting to see what everyone has to say.</p>
<p>Right now I’m thinking I’d like to study something in the medical field. I enjoy biology, but I also want to study German and music. My goal is to spend a semester in Germany, but we’ll see. I’d like to be a pediatric physician assistant, since I enjoy working with kids, too. I hope to stay in Wisconsin, no matter where I go to college. :)</p>
<p>I just graduated from high school. I’m planning to double major in Mathematics and Teacher Education. I don’t think I’ll get a minor, but I want to learn some Russian and take a lot of philosophy classes. I want to teach math at the high school or college level, and I have a pipe dream of getting a Ph.D. in math. I don’t have any preferences for where I’ll live, but I’m ultimately not a very adventurous person and I’ll probably stay in Ohio unless there’s a compelling reason to move somewhere else.</p>
<p>I’d like to major in Physics and possibly minor in Mathematics. I’d then like to go to a top PhD program in Physics where I’d study something like Theoretical Physics or Particle Physics (Something, not sure yet, could even be Astrophysics but I have lost a bit of interest in that lately). Some really cool fields right now are nuclear fusion, dark matter and dark energy, neutrinos that only interact through gravity, a bunch of stuff. Then the ultimate goal is to be a Physics professor at MIT, Harvard, or UChicago, but more realistically I’d be doing stuff like research for some lab, doing a postdoc somewhere or working at some telescope, or working at a particle accelerator. Even though I currently live in New York, Massachusetts is my second favorite state or tied with New York for first. Cape Cod is amazing and Boston is such a great city.</p>
<p>Go off and major in Mechanical engineering, minor in mathematics. Then eventually get my masters at Stanford. And hopefully become a Disney Imagineer designing rides and attractions in Orlando!</p>
<p>As of now, I hope to major in English and theatre, English and history, English and linguistics, or English and anthropology, possibly with a minor in education studies (interested in education reform) or philosophy… or agriculture. Or classics. Or archaeology.</p>
<p>I want to go to grad school, most likely at the University of Edinburgh. I’m in love with two masters programmes there: “Evolution of Language and Cognition” and “Material Cultures and History of the Book.”</p>
<p>I want to either:
- Be a fiction editor/publisher.
- Be an archivist.
- Work in book/paper restoration
- Be a book/document curator
- Be a librarian.
- Be a special collections librarian.
- Be an archaeologist, working in Britain.
- Do something related to the history of the English language and languages of the UK (Scottish Gaelic, Welsh, Irish, Cornish, Manx, Scots (if that counts), etc.)
AND do a fellowship with the Centre for the Study of the Book at the Bodleian Libraries at Oxford.</p>
<p>When I retire I shall move to the Scottish highlands where I will open a small bed and breakfast with a focus on organic and local foods, with a small collection of books for guests.</p>
<p>Thought way too much about this, oops. I just like books and words</p>
<p>Once I’m done with high school (a.k.a. next year), I hope to get into a BS/MD program. </p>
<p>If I’m unsuccessful, I’d like to major in biology—specifically microbiology—and then apply for med school. Practicing in cardiovascular surgery is my one, true goal.</p>
<p>I want to travel the world (after I finish college) and then start up my own company and charity. I got big dreams, but I can do it if I believe in myself. </p>
<p>I have a bad habit of changing interests dramatically. In the past few years, I’ve wanted to be an author, a hedge fund manager, a cardiologist, a mathematician, a professor, an entrepreneur, a bioinformatician, and a physicist. But right now I’m interested in pure mathematics and theoretical computer science, and I’ll probably pursue a double major in college. Recently, I’ve been looking at 3-2 programs where I could get a B.A. in mathematics at a LAC and a B.S. in computer science at Caltech or Columbia. I’ll probably also spend some time studying physics, specifically theoretical physics and astrophysics, and I might minor in economics if I attend the University of Chicago. If I attend an easy college like Princeton, I might triple major. Depending on my financial situation, I might pursue a Ph.D., or three.</p>
<p>That said, I have no career prospects. I might spend some time at a major technology company like Google or DropBox (they sent me a t-shirt), or I might start my own. I might study bioinformatics and take over the world, or I might be a struggling author, living on the streets (not my top choice). Maybe I’ll become a designer: I’ve always liked the idea of designing a city from scratch. If only someone would build it for me. Any volunteers?</p>
<h2>Now, cities are a little easier. I’d like to spend some time in San Francisco, Vancouver, and London. I wouldn’t mind living in NYC, Chicago, Los Angeles, and Seattle, though, if the job prospects are good.</h2>
<p>TL;DR: I’ve got no idea what I want to do, but I’ll probably change my occupation, and city of residence, more than a few times.</p>
<p>College, then Law school, then become a lawyer.</p>
<p>going to major in EE most likely. but when it comes to future, I’ve very little idea. however I’m hoping to find a tech startup.</p>
<p>but my future plan would be to get married. </p>
<p>Politicial science and economic or political science and history in college , then grad school for law.
@mrnephew what r u considering for majors in college</p>
<p>I’m hoping to study psychology in college and then go on to become a psychologist by getting a PhD in grad school! In Canada, if possible. I love biology, though, so if I decide not to go into psychology, I’ll probably do something in biotechnology. </p>
<p>If all else goes to hell, I’m fine being a starving artist. I like art c:</p>
<p>I want to study Political Science and some variation of science and society. I’d like to attend Harvard or Brown for undergrad. I really want to get involved with startups, especially at Harvard. After undegrad, I want to go into management consulting for 2 or 3 years, and then get my MBA, from Stanford or Wharton in specific. After getting my MBA, I’d be about 27 years old, and I’d want to get a job in venture capital. After working as a venture capitalist for maybe 8 years, I want to get a job as a senior executive at a top tech firm, like Google, Facebook, etc. After that, I’d apply for some C-level positions at tech companies. Probably going to live in Boston until I get my MBA, and then I’ll move to Silicon Valley</p>