Hard sciences or lib arts academia?

[Darryl_Lict]

@Yossarian

@Inigo_Montoya

…you don’t get a science degree for the fun. Unless it’s a geology degree.

For the record, this is absolutely true.

I dunno. Most of the marine biologists I know did it for fun. One actually works in marine biology, but she’s the exception (plus she has the requisite Phd).

[Spectre_of_Pithecanthropus]

@The_Bith_Shuffle

I’m completing an English bachelor’s degree and there is a chance that I’ll be able to work in Human Resources when I graduate.

Funny–From your Dopername, I always had you pegged as studying math or something allied to it. I thought your name had something to do with the mathematics of permutations, i.e. the b[sup]th[/sup] permutation, and you just put the extra i in to make it more pronounceable.

[Meyer6]

@Darryl_Lict

@Yossarian

For the record, this is absolutely true.

I dunno. Most of the marine biologists I know did it for fun. One actually works in marine biology, but she’s the exception (plus she has the requisite Phd).

I’m just trying to figure out what’s so fun about geology.

[congodwarf]

@Meyer6

I’m just trying to figure out what’s so fun about geology.

You’re not the only one. I have a blast with dissection and chemical reactions. Rocks - not so much.