I was an Economics major in undergrad. I NEVER had any plans to actually use the Econ degree, however. I currently work as a staff development trainer and in my new job (5 more days!!) I will do training and employee relations.

I have my B.S. in Early Childhood Education. I graduated in 1994 and worked with a government Pre-K program for a year. I came back to my old summer job and worked the graveyard shift full time in effort to pursue my Masters, but I never got around to it. I'm still here as a marketing rep and make more than I was making as a teacher. I am now back in school pursuing a 2nd B.S. in Business Administration with a concentration in marketing http://www.greekchat.com/forums/ubb/smile.gif http://www.greekchat.com/forums/ubb/confused.gif http://www.greekchat.com/forums/ubb/biggrin.gif

My undergraduate degree was in Africana Studies with a minor in Psychology. At first I thought I wanted to teach or write but ended up going directly to law school after college. I am now an attorney with a State agency.

I was not as enamored with the practice of law as I once thought I would be and now am considering getting my MBA and have dreams of being an entrapeneur. Ya feel me? Sistas doing it for themselves...

I was a Poli. Sci. major at Howard U... then went to Howard U Law School... right to the practice of law. In law school I hated criminal law and never wanted to practice in that field. Of course my first job - I was in the courtroom within 6 weeks of my first day. I'm doing Corporate Law now (YUCK) and missed Criminal Law so much that I'm taking a hugh pay cut to get back to the RUSH of the courtroom! So YUP! I'm using that HU Law degree.

Currently, I am working on my MS degree in industrial/organizational psychology. Afterwards I will immediately pursue my doctorate in clinical psychology. My current profession is working on Wall Street as an Admin. Assist. When I go back to school this fall, I will be a waitress. Ergo, I am no where near my targeted field of intrest, however, I will be there soon enough. Lots, and lots of luv!



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