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I studied child development and you could say I'm in the field by being a SAHM. I would actuallly very much like to stay in this field, too.

The two years I went to school I was going for two COMPLETLEY different things. Aviation and Child develop. Two things I LOVED and wanted to do both. Then I joined the Military. Now I work FOR the Military even though I am no longer in because I was injured. So yes and no. I dont LOVE my job and where I am at right now, but LOVE that I work for the people I use to serve with. I def want to continue to work for the Military, but would def consider a different position that supports them still.

I was a communications major, so I studied a broad range of things like marketing, advertising, public relations, and then I finally concentrated on digital media for the last two semesters. So I guess I'm right where I studied for (I'm a web producer for an art museum) and I enjoy my job... but I often wonder what could have been! If I didn't hate school so much, I think I'd go back for a graduate degree.

@Mrs. Bee: Rob Sr. was an english major too! He was actually creative writing... poetry, to be more exact. And now... he works in administration for a drug research group in a medical school. Haha. He would be an excellent blogger, but he's all-or-nothing when it comes to his passions, and writing is probably his #1 passion. So if he can't write full-time, he doesn't want to write at all!

Well, I'm a SAHM so my degree is not being put to use. But I have a masters in art therapy and was working in that field before I had my baby girl. I love it, and would def. want to stay in the field if/when I go back to work. That or something in art in general, which I got my BS in.

My B.A. is in Psychology and I have an M.S. in Counseling. Before I got married and moved to the UK I worked as a depression researcher. I really enjoyed it, but felt like I'd come to a plateau and would have started looking for something new if I hadn't been moving.
Here in the UK, I help my husband with our business. It isn't at all my field and while I like it, I do miss working with people and the mental health field. I'm hoping to find something more fulfilling post-baby (I'm due in March) that I can do from home/part time.

I went to school for elementary education and eventually got my early childhood license (birth through kindergarten in my state). I teach preschool and I love it! I'm starting my master's degree online for early childhood education next week!