What's your current degree?

Just out of curiosity. I'm betting most of GS will be something computer science, but maybe not :D?

Me; Double major in music/physics.

I got my middle school diploma back in '06, I majored in phys. ed. and recess, so I'm essentially qualified for just about nay job :o Seriously, I'm still too young, but I'll be going into the medical field, so chances are I may just very well need more than one degree.Setsa

I'm two years into an aerospace engineering degree.Dark__Link

[QUOTE="Dark__Link"]I'm two years into an aerospace engineering degree.p00zer

quantity surveying & commercial management

Chemical engineering and math

Oh, i'm a.. Highschool dropout ._.
I havent even gotten my GED, let alone a degree.

MCB

Linguistics

[QUOTE="Setsa"]I got my middle school diploma back in '06, I majored in phys. ed. and recess, so I'm essentially qualified for just about nay job :o Seriously, I'm still too young, but I'll be going into the medical field, so chances are I may just very well need more than one degree.p00zer

Legal Studies (same as Pre-Law, just a different/stupid name).

I have a National Diploma in Media Production.

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Math Major, and i be a junior Dante2710

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[QUOTE="Dark__Link"]I'm two years into an aerospace engineering degree.Dark__Link

[QUOTE="Dante2710"]Math Major, and i be a junior _en1gma_

[QUOTE="_en1gma_"][QUOTE="Dante2710"]Math Major, and i be a junior Dante2710

Sweet! Well even so, this is the best course related book I have ever possessed.. It's like learning every math course again in a new language. Well...it's fun and interesting as well. :)_en1gma_

Accounting, graduate in December but may postpone it to get the extra 30 credit hours so I can sit for the CPA exam.

[QUOTE="_en1gma_"] Sweet! Well even so, this is the best course related book I have ever possessed.. It's like learning every math course again in a new language. Well...it's fun and interesting as well. :)Dante2710

I'm currently working towards a Bachelor's Degree in History.

[QUOTE="_en1gma_"] It covers * Sums * Recurrences * Integer functions * Elementary number theory * Binomial coefficients * Generating functions * Discrete probability * Asymptotic methods It's basically discrete math. I am only on chapter 3, and I have been thoroughly enjoying it and learning a lot and gaining a lot more respect for the art of mathematics. I already feel like my problem solving skills are several times better. :P I can't wait to finish it...but it is really challenging--especially trying to learn it on your own. So far it has been the best math book I have ever (partially)read..I would give it a 10/10 so farDante2710

There is about 500 pages of content, it's pretty dense. I have taken calculus through differential equations so far. I am taking prob and stats next semester. You will definitely appreciate this book even more since you have most likely taken more math courses than I have. :) and nice! I would definitely say this is worth it for just self-study and the sake of learning, and will definitely give you an edge_en1gma_

[QUOTE="_en1gma_"]There is about 500 pages of content, it's pretty dense. I have taken calculus through differential equations so far. I am taking prob and stats next semester. You will definitely appreciate this book even more since you have most likely taken more math courses than I have. :) and nice! I would definitely say this is worth it for just self-study and the sake of learning, and will definitely give you an edgeDante2710

[QUOTE="_en1gma_"][QUOTE="Dante2710"] it helps alot, and dont make the same mistake i did this semester, i took discrete math with linear algebra in a 6 week semester, it was hell, and from what i have seen, most linear algebra books are pretty small and they skip alot of steps that will confuse you. Dante2710

one class to go and I'll have my BSBA in Computer Information System :-D

Well I WAS an art major, but I'm switching to Psychology.