What's your college degree and what do you do?

[WowLookAtThat]

I had a high school diploma and a couple of credits away for a BA in English.

I work as a freelance writer and as an Examiner writer for Disneyland in the L.A. county.

I attained my license from Autopia.

 

[Praise2Him]

BS in Elementary Education

Before I got my degree I was a Stay-at-Home Wife & Mom for 17 years, with various part-time & temporary jobs mixed in. Then I...

Taught Kindergarten & 1st Grade - 3 years
Homeschooled my children - 5 years
Was a Church Secretary (part-time) - 4 years

Before I finally started my dream job as a Seasonal Cast Member at WDW this past June

And I have to say that the reason I've been able to do what I wanted in life is due to my wonderful DH who is an Electrical Engineer.

 

[suzanna1066@comcast.]

BA in Political Science

Project Manager at a software company

 

[tasha99]

Both my BS and MS are in Communicative Disorders.

I'm a Speech-Language Pathologist.

Hey, I missed that. Me too (about being an slp. My undergrad is in English, so I had to do a postbac year.)

 

[Julia M]

Both my BS and MS are in Communicative Disorders.

I'm a Speech-Language Pathologist.

Me too, although I also have a major in history.

I worked as a speech and language pathologist for 20 years. The last 10 were working with preschoolers with autism and assessing preschooles with disabilities. The last couple of years I have worked as an administrator in our districts preschool autism program and overseeing the preschool assessment team (I also have an administrative credential)

I feel like I use my college education daily.

Julia

 

[cornflake]

My bachelors degree is in history with a minor in biology and literature.

My masters degree is in American history and European history.

I am working on a PhD in Humanities with a focus on history and ethics. My dissertation is on the Holocaust.

I currently teach Western Civilization I and II at a local community college as an adjunct professor.

I am also a research consultant at the Naval War College.

During the summer, I work for the local Preservation Society as a tour guide.

Just curious, if you'd care to share, as to your actual topic.

Your post reminded me of Hitler's Willing Executioners, which I remember finding very interesting.

 

[NewmanFamily6]

I have an associates in education & an associates in nursing.
A Bachelors in Nursing

Currently in a Master's program but trying to switch to a DNP program.

DH has a Bachelors in chemistry and a Doctorate in Pharmacy.

 

[Goofyluver]

Hey, I missed that. Me too (about being an slp. My undergrad is in English, so I had to do a postbac year.)

Me too, although I also have a major in history.

I worked as a speech and language pathologist for 20 years. The last 10 were working with preschoolers with autism and assessing preschooles with disabilities. The last couple of years I have worked as an administrator in our districts preschool autism program and overseeing the preschool assessment team (I also have an administrative credential)

I feel like I use my college education daily.

Julia

 

[islandmum]

Golf Management degree with Business and Finance.

Worked in that field until I had the kids, then was SAHM for 7 years, now work part time in IT - building training and e-learning LMS systems for corporations for their staff.

 

[Adipoo]

BSN, worked in Critical Care at a couple major teaching hospitals. Retired now.

 

[Darcy03231]

BA in Political Science

I've worked as a Paralegal/Legal Assistant for the last 27 years, so I use it every day.

 

[TwinsinCA]

B.A. in Child Psychology with minor in Geography. I work as a special ed para at an elementary school.

 

[metalis4ever]

Bachelors in Cultural Anthropology and Business Management ---- I work for a major Custodial Bank - Class Action Processing.....so not too far off from what I went to school for I double Majored so that way I could Major is something I loved (Cultural Anthropology) and something I could make my career (Business Management)

 

[wdwgirl03]

Elementary Education-certified to teach 1st through 8th grade. I graduated in 2007, subbed for two years and am in my second year of working as an educational assistant. I'm glad I have a full-time position and don't have to worry about those 5:30 am phone calls but I'm still hoping for a regular classroom teacher position.

 

[DramaQueen]

Just graduated with an HBA Majoring in Theatre, Minoring in French & English.

...And I'm working for a real estate marketing company, currently as a receptionist at a condo sales presentation centre. Not really "using" my major.
I majored in Theatre ebcause coming out of HS I loved it and thought I might want to be a drama or french teacher. Now not so much...

I'm considering going back to school to study Marketing or PR.
I'm happy as a receptionist for now, but it's not something I want to do long term!

 

[Boston Tea Party]

I have a Bachelor of Science in Interdisciplinary Studies with concentrations in English and Reading. I have a Master's of Library Science, also.

I teach fifth grade.

 

[daughter_of_amid_chaos]

Just curious, if you'd care to share, as to your actual topic.

Your post reminded me of Hitler's Willing Executioners, which I remember finding very interesting.

My topic is not tied down definitively as of yet since I am still finishing up my last year of coursework and comps. Right now, however, it looks like I will be studying the Jewish-American press and their coverage of the rise of Hitler, World War II, and the Holocaust.

 

[DisneyLover83]

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[DisneyLoverUSA]

My degree is in nursing and I don't work anymore. I am just a mom and a homemaker. I haven't worked in about 5 years.

 

[LBIJim]

BS in Finance. About 10 years after that earned an MBA, which my company paid for.

Financial analyst for a privately held retail chain.