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I majored in Communication with an emphasis on Public Relations because I enjoy writing and thought a Communication degree would be more useful than an English one.

I minored in Human Development and Family Studies just because I liked it. I had to take five classes for my minor and most of them focused on prenatal, infant, and early child development. I love studying pregnancy and birth.

I started off in Life Science intending to become a doctor (because my parents are Korean and they forced me) but after one year, I switched out to major in English literature and minor in history.

If I could go back, I'd probably take an other stab at medicine.

I did one semester of pre-med and then wimped out, switched to Economics, a good practical degree. I am happy with my choice.

I majored in Accounting Information Systems. I got all the basic accounting knowledge plus some computer information systems on the side. I wanted to have options when I got in the workforce. I love my current job, I do financial reporting for a tech company as well as consolidation. So I really get to use my degree.

I have BS in Business Administration (which was for work) and a BA in Classics (which was for fun) with a minor in Econ. Since college I've two jobs and they were at two of the largest investment banks in the world so I would say my choice worked out pretty well for me. I enjoy what I do and I think I'm good at it. But if money was no factor I would have become a teacher.

I studied political science and Asian studies. I intended to go to law school afterwards but decided I needed a break after undergrad. I would have liked to study education instead though.

I'm a science nerd- my first degree was in Zoology and my second in Animal Science. I would love to go back for a Masters in something Biology related.

I have a bachelors degree and masters degree in Sport Management. I am currently applying to Educational Leadership doctorate programs with a Higher Ed emphasis.

I got my BA in Psychology. I would love to go back to school and get a Masters in Social Work.

I got my BA is English and History, followed by an Education Certification program to teach elementary school.

Today if money were no object, I'd take Religious Studies, philosophy, and classics (mythology, etc).

If I was looking at a new career path though, I'd maybe want to go to college instead of University and study cooking. I love to bake! I chose when I finished high school not to follow this route, thinking I'd hate to cook when I got home, but sometimes I wish I'd done this instead.

I have a BA, double major, in English and Social Science as well as an MA in English.

Gosh, you all went through the really tough majors. I'm not worthy! I majored in Communications with an emphasis in broadcasting. I would not change a thing because I started working for my first TV station while in college, that got me my next job and contacts from my school moved me on from there.

I have my bachelors in Management Information Systems. I really wanted to become a teacher, but my family talked me out of it. So now I'm in the IT world as a data analyst (database systems)

I have a BS in Finance and an MS in Information Systems. I am now getting a Montessori teaching cert for ages 3-6. Talk about a change.

I got my BA in history/poli sci, attempted a year of law school, and am now in a MBA program.

If I could go back, I'd do computer science/graphic design/art history.

If I was good at science, I'd do biochem/medschool/nursing related field

I have a Biology degree. I'm happy that I picked that degree.

I have a BA in English, and I don't use it (nor did I when I worked full time as a medical research assistant). I'm a SAHM now, with plans to get my masters degree in healthcare administration while I'm at home to make myself a better career path when I get back to work!

If I could do it all over again, I would major in accounting or database management, as those seem to be my strong suits. I wish I had focused more on finding the right major in college!