My favorite degree would be psychology.
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probably either horticulture, or physical therapy, or nutrition/dietician. and economics. and history.
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Medicine. Though I have a degree in physiotherapy and happy now, its close to medicine.
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Philosophy and international studies
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90 degrees. I love right angles.
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I don’t know. It used to be nutrition but I think not anymore.
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Fine art or literature I think
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Around 20 degrees.
It feels pretty nice.
Less than 20 is a bit cool, and more than 20 is a bit warm.
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I like 80 degrees. I don’t especially like my bachelor of science degree. It didn’t really do a lot for me. Of course it was a lot my fault.
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Oh and can’t forget about 98 degrees 
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I studied psychology and it was all about statistics and research. No philosophy as I was expecting
ive graduated in BA History
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I studied law for my first degree but I wish I had studied sociology instead.
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About 75 or 80. Can’t decide.
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Stats are good for the soul. I enjoyed studying them during my Master’s.
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70 degrees… I was going to get my degree in finance… just one year left… then I fainted and then had a nervous breakdown… divine intervention?
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Really? How so?
My ‘sane’ side would argue that since Boltzmann and Durkheim, each in their own field, stats have served to bolster a more probabilistic understanding of nature as well as society. Not unlike good old Carneades.
I have four associate degrees.
I’m more proud of the last two I earned because I got them while having schizophrenia and doing online classwork on Christmas night.
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Natural/Herbal medicine, which I am currently studying.
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