Business Computer Programming.

Honestly, everyone is studying either Psychology or Business Management. Too many people studying the same thing and the demand goes less and less, and there'd be a influx of graduates who won't be able to find a job.

Photography in an Argentinian University.

The dollar store university

I was just thinking about this earlier, I think it's something I'd like to do. I have to really look into it though.

Culinary Arts at Marshall University/ MountWest Community and Technical.

Vato's programming job earns him 7 figures a year, and that's equivalent to 80-100k in USD.
Kworb's part time job pays great for the hours that he gets.

And me, I hope Blizzard hires me. I can settle for IBM too. Starting for a professional ethical hacker like me would be around 60-80k according to the professionals in the business. But most likely I'll end up working for a bank or an insurance company. Free stocks

And think about it too. You'd be working in really great and comfortable offices. Air conditioned and well convenient. No need to deal with annoying customers, etc. Just the perfect job. Especially now that health care is exponentially expanding in terms of demands in technological advancements.

Business Administration at the College of the Bahamas. Next year, I transfer over to Fanshawe in Ontario.

Very very tough. I heard it's 99% research and 1% designing. But I heard it's very high paying too Especially if you're freelancing.

Double Major in Political Sciene and History, starting Law School in January

I'm studying anthropology at university.

Linguistic and literature at university.

Neuroscience at University!

English and Latin in Germany.

Health Sciences at the University of Central Florida.

Architecture; in University.

How is it?