College Dubbers

[ehbes]

edit: jst curious why did you guys choose to study history? like what do you expect to do? be a historian? or a professor/teacher? or be on the history channel? idk i just never saw the point. i mean its good to learn what happened in history or what we are told what happened, but i just cant see it being a career. different strokes for different folks i guess though.

good basis for law school

[Eat Bass]

edit: jst curious why did you guys choose to study history? like what do you expect to do? be a historian? or a professor/teacher? or be on the history channel? idk i just never saw the point. i mean its good to learn what happened in history or what we are told what happened, but i just cant see it being a career. different strokes for different folks i guess though.

good basis for law school

y not just start at law school lol

[ehbes]

edit: jst curious why did you guys choose to study history? like what do you expect to do? be a historian? or a professor/teacher? or be on the history channel? idk i just never saw the point. i mean its good to learn what happened in history or what we are told what happened, but i just cant see it being a career. different strokes for different folks i guess though.

good basis for law school

y not just start at law school lol

i hope youre joking

[Eat Bass]

edit: jst curious why did you guys choose to study history? like what do you expect to do? be a historian? or a professor/teacher? or be on the history channel? idk i just never saw the point. i mean its good to learn what happened in history or what we are told what happened, but i just cant see it being a career. different strokes for different folks i guess though.

good basis for law school

y not just start at law school lol

i hope youre joking

i meant like study pre law or something that has to do with law....

and you dont always need a bachelors degree to get into law school. though most do require it, at least 3 years of undergrad classes.

but a better undergrad degree before law school would be criminal justice or psychology, not so much history.

[ehbes]

edit: jst curious why did you guys choose to study history? like what do you expect to do? be a historian? or a professor/teacher? or be on the history channel? idk i just never saw the point. i mean its good to learn what happened in history or what we are told what happened, but i just cant see it being a career. different strokes for different folks i guess though.

good basis for law school

y not just start at law school lol

i hope youre joking

i meant like study something that has to do with law...

you dont always need a bachelors degree to get into law school. though most do require it, at least 3 years of undergrad classes.

but a better undergrad degree before law school would be criminal justice or psychology, not so much history.

the only reason to get an undergraduate in criminal justice is if you wanna be a security guard. history is actually an excellent choice as an undergrad degree because its all about reading and researching precedence which is what most lawyers spend their time doing.

[mks]

You can do both ie a minor, but it is great just immersing yourself in a particular subject with total focus. Unfortunately to the detriment of music making for me.

I am a full time student in Computer Information Systems studying networking and network security among other things. I'm training to get my CCNA certification. Also training to compete in the National Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition in two weeks which is kind of intense.

[OfficialDAPT]

i meant like study something that has to do with law...

you dont always need a bachelors degree to get into law school. though most do require it, at least 3 years of undergrad classes.

but a better undergrad degree before law school would be criminal justice or psychology, not so much history.

That just sounds horrible. Not my cup of tea that's for sure. Plenty of $$$$ though.

[Aesthetic]

Mechanical Engineering and Business Administration at University of San Diego.

[Hircine]

law

[Hircine]

the only reason to get an undergraduate in criminal justice is if you wanna be a security guard. history is actually an excellent choice as an undergrad degree because its all about reading and researching precedence which is what most lawyers spend their time doing.

common law and its precedents, all about them codex and hermeneutics man

[dddemain]

gonna be studying history next year, just havent decide where yet

In my third year of History at Southampton. I hope you like to read

history reading is the only kind i can bear

Haha, that bodes well then. I dunno what its like for you in the states but here we only get 3 - 6 hours of lectures a week which means plenty of time for tunes

edit: jst curious why did you guys choose to study history? like what do you expect to do? be a historian? or a professor/teacher? or be on the history channel? idk i just never saw the point. i mean its good to learn what happened in history or what we are told what happened, but i just cant see it being a career. different strokes for different folks i guess though.

I did history because I want to become a teacher but big business, (goldman, KPMG BP etc) actually quite like historians because we tend to be pretty good at analysis and report writing.

[Brothulhu]

I wonder how long it will be before the Supermarket Skankers and Fastfood Wobblers threads get made

Going off LTUK's post how long is everyone in class for a week? I have 16 hours total

[NinjaEdit]

2 hours of online chats.

[outdropt]

You can do both ie a minor, but it is great just immersing yourself in a particular subject with total focus. Unfortunately to the detriment of music making for me.

I am a full time student in Computer Information Systems studying networking and network security among other things. I'm training to get my CCNA certification. Also training to compete in the National Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition in two weeks which is kind of intense.

Got the CCNA and NET+ on lock... For 2 more years =P

I got lucky, my high school had programs for those certs.That's where the money's right now, although I do require quite a bit of weed at the end of the day. Support gets stressful at times.

[Samuel_L_Damnson]

Im at uni of huddersfield doing music technology and audio systems, brilliant course. + bare fun things to do in leeds.

[seanfromiran1]

In LA, doing math major with CS minor. Any producers in the area looking to collabo?

[OfficialDAPT]

In LA, doing math major with CS minor. Any producers in the area looking to collabo?

collab on some CS homework

[dickman69]

the fuck is a dubber

[Brothulhu]

the fuck is a dubber

the opposite of a scrubber

[hutyluty]

im 2nd year history @hull ie. one of those degrees everyone mocks for giving the recipient no prospects for the future which is cool