What was your degree?

[kj86]

BS - Accounting

Surprise, I've been working as an accountant for the same company (telecommunications supplier Ericsson Inc.) the entire 19 years since I graduated.

[Coffee and TV]

Majoring in Emergency Administration and Planning as well, although no degree yet.

Minor is Geography.

I hope to work for the EPA, Coast Guard, or maybe the National Weather Service. Maybe I can get my Masters in Geography as well.

[EagleMBA]

BBA - Management (UTPA)

MBA- Finance UNT

CFO of scientific instrument manufacturing company.

Friends say I'm a BBA MBA SOB !

[untbowler]

Majoring in Emergency Administration and Planning as well, although no degree yet.

Minor is Geography.

I hope to work for the EPA, Coast Guard, or maybe the National Weather Service. Maybe I can get my Masters in Geography as well.

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If you go for a Master's in Geography, hopefully UNT now has Graduate only courses, when I went Master's 50-75% of Grad courses were the same as undergrad, but the Applied is still great with the profs, to bad Dr. Schoolmaster is gone.

[Coffee and TV]

If you go for a Master's in Geography, hopefully UNT now has Graduate only courses, when I went Master's 50-75% of Grad courses were the same as undergrad, but the Applied is still great with the profs, to bad Dr. Schoolmaster is gone. 

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I don't know about grad only, but looking online I think most of them are graduate courses.

[OXatUNT]

BBA - Marketing

working on my MBA

currently a Technical Support Consultant for an oil and gas software company.

[NT91]

BBA

Management

[greensleeves]

Major: Political Science

Minor: Communication and Public Address

Job: Attorney, specializing in criminal law

[Nosretep]

Major:

Computer Science

Minors:

Math, Technical Writing

Occupation:

Software Programmer

[LadyGreen]

Major: Development and Family Studies

Minor: Sports and Recreaion

Job: Any takers on giving me a job? hint hint

Going back next semester for my Master's in Sports and Recreation

[risinggreen]

Business Grad.

CPA/Real Estate

[WIFE2HOT4U]

BBA Marketing

Financial Analyst and I am responsible for 44 million $'s.....

[WIFE2HOT4U]

BBA Marketing

Financial Analyst and I am responsible for 44 million $'s.....

[EagleChick03]

BA in Public Relations

minor: Marketing

current job: site supervisor of an after school program and going to grad school for a master's in education.

[NM Green]

BBA - Marketing

MBA - Management

Job - Director of Training hotels & resorts

TROUNCE Troy!

[UNT_playmaker]

B.B.A. -- Entrepneurship and Strategic Management in may 04

I have studied up for my GMAT exam, but am trying to find time to take the GMAT exam which i am terrified of taking. i intend to take my MBA in adminstrative mgmt soon.

I currently work as a property manager for my own properties, and basically pick up trash, kick and threaten hobos out of rental properties and do the occasional repo of cars, and hope that someone shoots at me so i can shoot back.

guess that UNT degree isnt really adding up for me right now, eh, im basically a business major who takes his job too seriously by doing things himself.

My dream job is to chase, predict, and monitor severe storms, tornadoes, and of course hurricanes.

[UNTX]

BBA '92 Finance

MBA '96 Human Resource Management

Certified Management Accountant (CMA)

Started out in accounting, and hated it, so I got the Master's in HR. HR jobs didn't pay enough, so I'm still in accounting! But at least it taught me to manage my staff well (I guess). I've worked for Brinker, Michaels, and just started a new position with EDS.

[Guest Aquila_Viridis]

B.A. Political Science '87. Subsequently earned a law degree and am now a corporate attorney for the world's foremost transportation company, handling mainly technology matters and transactions.

[MootPoint]

am now a corporate attorney for the world's foremost transportation company

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AmTrak!

[NT Drummer]

B.S. 1983, Major: Computer Science, Minor: Music

I started out as a music major, so I had more hours in my minor than in my major!

I've been writing software for the insurance industry for the past 22 years (where has the time gone?), but I'm in-between jobs right now, thinking about a career change...

I know a couple of people in the Home Theater / Home Automation / Consumer electronics field, most notably my old Bruce Hall roomate, who is editor of "Home Entertainment" magazine, so I'm considering something in that direction. Sound_Man, I've checked out your web site; I'd like to get a chance to talk with you...

[greenminer]

Hmm.  Moot-96.  EaglePoint.  I wonder if there's a code in there?

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"Eagle 96"

kinda creepy: I believe that's the Dickey audible for a draw on 3rd and 96.

Got my degree in General Music w/all the credit hours of a Music Ed major, without the certification.

Currently a student at UT-El Paso pursuing MM in Piano Performance.

[BeanCounterGrad'03]

BS/MS in Accounting Dec. '03

Been working at KPMG for almost two years.

Passed the CPA 6 months ago but have been dragging my feet to get all the paper work in, so it ain't official yet

Who knows...someday I may just quit my job and go to mechanic school to become a grease monkey. Would it bring you extra comfort to know that your mechanic is a CPA?!?!

[Rudy]

Majored in Kinesiology and Minored in History in May of '04. about halfway through, I decided I wanted to go into law enforcement, but I didnt want to change my major in case it didnt work out.

Right now I am a security officer at the DC Courthouse.

[NT80]

BBA - Admin. Management, but never used it.

Air Traffic Controller for 25 years now; got into it thru the Co-op program at NT so school did pay off.

Edited October 1, 2005 by NT80

[GreenGeek]

BA English

Career: CBT/WBT course development and learning-management system (LMS) consultant.

My time at NT showed me how to learn. I expected to come out with a piece of paper and a "ticket" to get a good job. Instead, I came out with a whole new perspective and the ability to go after any career/job/situation I set my mind to.

GreenGeek