Greek Majors

[33girl]

Originally Posted by macallan25

Energy Management

tangent

Does that entail more science classes, more management/business classes, or an even mix of both? It sounds very interesting.

/tangent

We had lots of people in our chapter that started as accounting majors, but none of them ever finished. As much as we laughed and said it was an ASA thing, I think the whole school was that way - the students who were getting into it for the $$$ got "weeded out" along the way.

[macallan25]

Originally Posted by 33girl

tangent

Does that entail more science classes, more management/business classes, or an even mix of both? It sounds very interesting.

/tangent

We had lots of people in our chapter that started as accounting majors, but none of them ever finished. As much as we laughed and said it was an ASA thing, I think the whole school was that way - the students who were getting into it for the $$$ got "weeded out" along the way.

Yeah, it is a pretty cool major. Most of the curriculum draws from a mix of petroleum engineering, petroleum geology, geosciences, business, and law.

[Coramoor]

The Beta chapter on my campus was mostly business or exercise phys. I was one of about 10 or so engineers. We had a pretty decent mixture with a lot of majors represented, but those were the majority.

[Scandia]

Well, my A Phi O chapter had everything. But I do not know if you would count a co-ed service fraternity.

I will try to remember the majors of girls in sororities back from when I was at UF:

AXO- human resources, political science, pre-med, journalism
ADPi- I knew one girl who changed from nutrition/pre-med to accounting, and she was a tap dancer.
AEPhi- didn't know anyone
AOPi- Spanish, nursing, math
AXiD- economics/pre-law
Chi Omega- classics, business
Delta Gamma- chemical engineering, business
Tri-delt- psychology, pre-law
DPhiE- education
Theta- I knew nobody from it
Kappa Delta- well, my friend's great aunt was in it and she was an elementary education major, but that was way before I was born.
KKG- digital media, pre-law, human resources
Phi Mu- zoology, physical therapy
Pi Beta Phi- education (girl who lived in my house before I did)
Sigma Kappa- political science, psychology, criminology, business
Zeta- nursing x2

And Delta Zeta is at UF now, but was not back when I was a student.

I know someone from USF who was in Sigma Delta Tau. She was an education major undergrad and later went to library school to become a media specialist.

[PhiMuAmberkins]

We have a lot of bio (pre-med) and business majors. I'm the only history major actually!

[tld221]

a lot of my chapter are education majors (yea yea yea, i know, my founders were teachers, but i just think thats my particular chapter).

my graduate chapter is made up of mostly businesswomen/educators/recent grads.