What are you studying and where?

[Frankychan]

Senior at University of Hawaii-Manoa on the island of O'ahu in U.S.A.

Studying for bachelor's in psychology, minoring in sociology.

Going for master's in criminology or criminal justice but UH-Manoa does not have such a program.

I would not suggest coming to UH-Manoa unless you are going to major in bio-engineering, genetics, or anything dealing with biology. UHM caters to these fields and practically neglects all other fields of study within the college.

[Jules]

Graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater with a Bachelor of Business Administration, majored in economics, minored in math (1999).

Just completed my Master of Public Affairs degree (graduated this past Saturday ) from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, specialized in economic policy.

Will be attending Michigan State University this fall, working towards my PhD in economics.


A bit of advice: if you're interested in pursuing graduate economics someday, and you want to get into a good program, DO NOT go to UW-Whitewater for your undergrad. Despite having nearly a perfect academic record at Whitewater, I wasn't able to get into a decent graduate economics program, which is why I came to Madison to do a Master's first. Madison is excellent in economics, both undergrad and grad (#10 in the country). Michigan State is good too (#25).

[Imran Siddiqui]

Imram, do you mean East as in Asia, or as in East Coast?

Coast

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Well I just studied Political Science and Economics (with a minor in History) from Rutgers University in New Jersey.

I will be studying law in Emory Law School in Atlanta, Georgia, starting this fall.

[MrFun]

Originally posted by Jules
. . . . . .which is why I came to Madison to do a Master's first. Madison is excellent in economics, both undergrad and grad (#10 in the country). Michigan State is good too (#25).

The city Madison in Wisconsin??

Hey, I'm thinking about going there for my graduate studies in history.

[Saint Marcus]

Corporate Informatics - Amsterdam

[Pekka]

I'm getting my visions more clear now, thanks for your help.
Your education is a bit ... expensive . I'll have to turn to my university of computer science, and get to the transferprogram, so they'll fund my 2-3 years in there. I'm kind of thinking of Stanford.. but then again i don't know yet.

Thank God it's free of charge here. What can you say, we're evil commie bastards.

[Pekka]

Oh and Saint Marcus, please tell me more about your place? Do you have url to your school?

[Saint Marcus]

https://www.hva.nl

I don't follow a normal program though, since I'll work fulltime during 1.5 years of my education.

[Skanky Burns]

This is the university I go to. OBLU.

EDIT: No downloads? I suppose I should have labelled this as a joke. Oh well.

[Chowlett]

Mathematics (second year of undergrad for another 4 weeks or so) at Emmanuel College, Cambridge University (Britain - duh).

Apparently, one of the MIT transfer students we get over for maths had to ask her supervisor what the equation of a parabola was. What do they teach you over there?

[Inverse Icarus]

Originally posted by Chowlett
Apparently, one of the MIT transfer students we get over for maths had to ask her supervisor what the equation of a parabola was. What do they teach you over there?

those MIT students have nothing on us RPI kiddies...

or so i keep telling myself and my friend who got in there...

[Case]

I'm doing a combined Economics/Arts degree at the Australian National University here in Canberra

[Buck Birdseed]

Politics/Philosophy at the University of York, in the North of England.

[our_man]

I just finished my 2nd year of Science at University College Dublin, having taken Physiology, Pharmacology and Biochemistry. At the moment of writing I'm going on to do a joint degree in Pharmacology and Genetics for 3rd year.

[Dr. Stiby]

(Social and Organisational) Psychology in Utrecht.