How many BYCers are College Students?

[greenfamilyfarms]

I'm interested in finding out how many of my fellow BYCers are college students.

Fill out the following info in your post:
College:
Degree program:
Classification (Freshman, Senior, etc.):

You are welcome to include anything else you would like to share about your college experience.

 

[CANDLE98]

Well I am considered a college student I guess, I am taking online classes through park university. I am getting my degree in marketing/management. I have 2 classes left and I am done! In my real job I am in the Air Force. 9 years and 3 months until I can retire!!

 

[greenfamilyfarms]

About me-

College: University of North Carolina at Pembroke

Degree program: Bachelor's Degree in Secondary Science Education with a Concentration in Biology; Biology double-major

Classification: Junior, technically a Senior

I'm working through college as a long-term sub teacher, currently teaching theatre arts, 11th grade English, and Journalism. My husband is also in college.

About my husband -

College: Davidson County Community College, Lexington, NC

Degree program: Paramedic instructor, fire fighting, and more

Classification: Sophomore

He loves emergency medical care and wants to become an ER doctor one day. He's already been to school to become a private pilot and paramedic.

 

[Becky89*]

Oh I love my college

college: Clarion University

Degree: bachelor's in Journalism

Year : freshmen

I just finished picking out all my fall classes

I am excited!

 

[Yotta Yotta]

College: University of Alabama in Huntsvule
Degree program: Biology/Chemistry
Classification (Freshman, Senior, etc.): I'm kind of a Junior now, was an art student before so I have enough credits to be a senior.

I would just like to work in a lab somewhere, especially if it deals with animal genetics!

 

[shelleyd2008]

College: University of Phoenix, Axia College (online)
Degree program: Associates in Accounting
Classification (Freshman, Senior, etc.): I have 2 weeks left of my Freshman year!

If anyone else is taking classes through Axia, you'll know how difficult it is!! The classes are 9 weeks long, 2 classes per 'block'. They run back to back, the only breaks that you get are for Christmas.

I would love to take a LOA, but then it would take longer to finish

 

[MoodyChicken]

Meeee.

College: Sierra College in Rocklin, CA, it's a JC
Degree program: like what I want to be eventually? Well, I want to get my DVM and become a livestock vet (cattle, swine, and of course poultry, the works) and my PhD in poultry science.
Classification (Freshman, Senior, etc.): Freshmen!

 

[equine623]

I am too

College: Northampton Community College and Lehigh Carbon Community College, in PA

Degree Program: Vet Tech

I'm in my second semester of my first year, summer is the large animal rotation, then next year fall and spring, externship next summer and taking the boards!

 

[RRT114]

College: Penn State University.
Degree program: Bachelors in Science, Human Development and Family Studies
Classification (Freshman, Senior, etc.): Senior!

Almost Done, now time for my Masters degree!

Ryan

 

[greenfamilyfarms]

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That would be awesome!! If there was somewhere like that around here, I would consider doing that, too. But, we would have to move to the city.