What did everyone go to school for?

[Daks]

I'll start.

Undergrad in Business Administration and a Masters in Business Administration. I'm all about business.

 

[gixxerfool]

I’m currently going for Computer information systems with a minor in frustration.

 

[avenali312]

BFA in Applied Media with concentrations in both Computer Animation and Graphic Design
MFA in Interactive Design & Game Development

 

[Acadia18]

I'm a twice college dropout who tried to go to school in the early 2000's for computer networking. It turns out, learning how to program a Cisco router at 8am is far less entertaining than just playing World of Warcraft, so I never finished my degree. Fast forward almost 20 years, I've managed to bullshit my way into a job as a data analyst.

 

[PRRGG1]

B.S. in Business with a Major in Transportation/Logistics/Supply Chain

 

[Strange Mud]

USN electrical school......No formal school but I'm in charge of Maintenance in a factory. Not quite as important as it sounds as I have no one under me. Close to 40 years experience I use the term Class A Maintenance Technician. Everything from Robotics to paper towel dispensers

 

[swcrow]

Got a BS in Business Admin (Marketing).
Never used it....walked into a uniform after graduating and started blowing things up for a living. It was a key to get through a door for me.

 

[JC_451]

Hard knocks.

 

[Daks]

BFA in Applied Media with concentrations in both Computer Animation and Graphic Design
MFA in Interactive Design & Game Development

Are you a game developer?

 

[avenali312]

Are you a game developer?

It's a gray area right now haha. I worked in military training/simulation/serious games for a while. Now I'm using my skillset for architects and interior designers.

 

[xXDavidCXx]

BA in communication, MA in Management, and put them to use the in the military.

 

[CaptainRatty]

BS Marketing and MS Sport Management. The fundamentals I learned later in my educational career have been pretty useful in my day job (Sports Marketing).

 

[carlcan]

BS in Industrial Technology, MEd in Career Guidance and Counseling and I also put them to use in the military. Later in life, after retiring, I earned an AAS in Automotive Technoloy and another in Diesel Technology.

 

[The Dude]

A year of pre pharmacy and then a year of business at UOP, dropped out. UTI then the Audi factory training, made deans list, Joined the Army, worked on and/or crewed black helicopters for 10 years. Now I'm getting out. May pick up where I left off in the "business" track, maybe engineering, but I have a job lined up after I get out at a GTR shop as the business/shop manager. Life's weird.

 

[Daks]

Lots of people in the army. Good for you guys for repping your country.