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I'm not a model. But the last 3 models I've shot with were: --a first year nursing student --someone going back to school to study music and dance, she already held a Masters in International Development but decided to switch careers --a painter with her own studio who held a BA in Fine Art All sorts of women model. So it stands to reason that you'd get all sorts of professionals, levels of intelligence, and schooling. Ed Nov 12 13 06:06 pm Link Eliza C new portfolio wrote: Wow! Why do you think we think you are dumb because you are a model. You have to be smart, intuitive, creative, artistic, open, vulnerable, emotive, sensual, athletic just to name a few of the attributes it takes to be a model. No where is the word dumb come into the picture. Nov 12 13 07:44 pm Link I'm chemical engineering. Nov 12 13 09:50 pm Link annie lomowitz wrote: What? Nov 12 13 10:04 pm Link Aw, this thread made me happy. I'm got a masters in biology and I know several other models with science backgrounds. Being a good model involves a lot of hypothesis testing, especially when you're trying to book work off the internet  Good luck with your studies girls!Nov 13 13 12:17 am Link Risen Phoenix Photo wrote: Nov 13 13 02:44 am Link MedievalIce wrote: Cool. Some of my colleagues do tree rings. I've been to Iceland many times and currently reading the Sagas. Keep on touch x Nov 13 13 02:47 am Link Alabaster Crowley wrote: just a way of asking where you went, without revealing which college … Nov 13 13 08:54 am Link Studying to be a Forensic Scientist! Nov 13 13 10:23 am Link I thought only "dancers" went ta college . . .  Geeeeeeeeezzzzz, you guys are smart as well as beautiful . . . who knew . . . SOS Nov 13 13 10:27 am Link Skyler Bleu wrote: That was my original major. Nov 13 13 10:47 am Link MedievalIce wrote: 'Medieval Icelandic Studies' just sounds super interesting and cool (literally!), I'm curious, what kind of job do you end up with after doing that? Nov 13 13 11:19 am Link Home-schooling biology and maths for the funsies. Nov 13 13 11:56 am Link Having worked with the OP a number of times, I can tell you I never try to engage Caitlin in a molecular biology discussion... unless I want to feel like a dumb photographer. Nov 13 13 07:12 pm Link I'm a studio art major, emphasis in Ceramics. ( Maybe photography as well, We'll see if I'm any good at it next semester. ) And I'm thinking about adding either another major or at least a minor. Minor maybe in Botany. Nov 13 13 09:23 pm Link I'm a Psychobiology major @ UCLA! Nov 13 13 09:46 pm Link Fashion Journalism Nov 13 13 10:16 pm Link I start in January and haven't decided yet what my major will be. I'm looking forward to getting back into it. I grad high school a few months ago and feel lazy for taking a semester off. Nov 13 13 10:49 pm Link I have shot some future chemists, biologists, engineers, architects and doctors. I have also shot models with only a high school diploma- but are super smart nevertheless. Just that they did not take a path to a college. On the other side of this, just going to college does not make someone smart! Ask this guy, he'll tell ya:  Nov 14 13 09:28 am Link Still in high school but will be going to college majoring in dance and get my teaching credentials. Nov 14 13 05:42 pm Link Early Childhood Education, minor in Theatre. I hate telling people I model sometimes, because they always make assumptions about vanity, intelligence, etc. Nov 15 13 01:02 pm Link Psychology and Sociology. Nov 19 13 10:43 am Link I'm a student athlete; I play on one of our varsity teams; my major is Communications, minors are English and Criminology. Nov 19 13 10:50 am Link Call Me Caitlin wrote: +1 Nov 19 13 11:33 am Link I'm not a model, but I work with a lot -- mostly traveling models and they DO fit a stereotype, like it or not. They're generally well-educated, disciplined, articulate entrepreneurs working very hard to balance school/work and eek out a life in this world. I'm just sayin'... Nov 19 13 11:58 am Link The most common majors of the models I've had this discussion with are psychology and criminology. Nov 19 13 12:01 pm Link Amadea T wrote: You are a smart model!! Nov 19 13 12:08 pm Link Amber West wrote: Having exchanged pms it may be possible down the line feasibly we could even work together. This period is vitally important to climate records. Already Medieval ice is looking at dendrochronology and obviously there is a written and archaeological record of a culture that spanned from north America to Greenland to Russia to the arctic to Britain and Ireland to Normandy to Rome to the northern middle east. We are talking the Vikings; massively important culture of explorers. So if we are serious about learning about climate change this period is crucial and we know they abandoned settlements due to climate change. In addition Iceland is of major geographical importance tectonically/ vulcanology wise (for example after eruptions human and animal populations there were often devastated) and in terms of habitat and geographical features. Iceland is a very special place physically, ecologically, and historically. Even things like their horses are unique genetically, gait wise etc. So there are possible career openings in archaeology, anthropology, climate science, geography, biology (tree rings, lichens, marine etc), ecology, history, etc open to him and also there is the transferable skills thing: so statistics of any kind, lilinguistics/literature etc. So even UN jobs are a possibility; or any kind of research or educational post, or even dissemination work vaguely related. But ultimately knowledge is important for its own sake, for what it contributes to human understanding of our history and our future, and for our own development as individuals. Nov 19 13 02:55 pm Link go to any university campus. there is "a chance" that 75% of the female students over there are models. Nov 19 13 02:58 pm Link I'm majoring in Marketing and intend to get a Master's in it. Nov 19 13 03:11 pm Link I am a 2nd year Vocal Performance major! I hope to make a career in both opera and musical theater. Fun fact: I can sing to a F6 (some days a G6)! Nov 19 13 03:13 pm Link I'm currently a student of life. The teacher has no face. There are no red pens, no paper, no letter grades or accolades for a job well done other than simply the chance to be a student again the next day. Each day is a test, a lecture, and an adventure. The teacher is in everything all around me, and even within me. And I'm the student. And so far I'm passing because I get to go to class again tomorrow. 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Model Posts: 236 Amundsen-Scott - permanent station of the US, Unclaimed Sector, Antarctica I have a BFA with a focus on Painting, and really hope to get my masters in Fine Art soonish. I want to be a professor .Nov 19 13 04:32 pm Link BFA Musical Theater Major! Nov 19 13 04:36 pm Link I'm an art major with a concentration in studio (so I do a lot of hands on art like painting, drawing, ceramics, etc...) with a minor in biology. I adore the human body, finding it absolutely fascinating and beautiful. Nov 19 13 06:55 pm Link I have a dual major in Business concentrating in IT and International Affairs concentrating in Russian and a Minor in Spanish. I enjoy my time at GT. Nov 19 13 07:03 pm Link Mercedes Sadi Shannon wrote: That sounds intense! Nov 19 13 08:42 pm Link Dan OMell wrote: you mean facebook/instagram models, right? :p Nov 19 13 08:43 pm Link All but three of the models I've worked with now have either Bachelors or Masters Degrees. Two that don't are working on their degrees. One is still in high school. so, no, us men don't think models are dumb or stupid. Nov 19 13 09:04 pm Link hello dolls Nov 19 13 10:08 pm Link |
