College Majors
This career involves caring for four-legged patients, not humans
What is Veterinarian
This local college used to be called The Texas School of Mines and Metallurgy
What is UTEP
This symbol of America is the most common college mascot
What is an eagle
Located in Cambridge, Massachusetts, this is probably the most famous Ivy League college
This college major always requires an advanced degree
What is Psychology
This career might require you to swim with fish
What is Marine Biology
This university is where Ms. Akins is getting her PhD
What is Texas A&M
This school's mascot is named Pistol Pete
What is NMSU
This Ivy League college was named for a person, not a color
What is Brown
This major is Business "light"
What is Economics
This career requires you get an MD or a DO - both are equally accepted now
What is Doctor
This university is known for its Nursing School, including one branch located in El Paso
What is Texas Tech
The Sun Devil is the mascot of which Arizona university
What is Arizona State or ASU
The University of Pennsylvania, located in Philadelphia, was founded by this famous patriot
Who is Benjamin Franklin
Texas schools are known for these majors (I'll accept two of the three)
What are Business, Nursing and Engineering
This career can involve instructing young children on how to read, write, and do math
What is Elementary School Teacher
This prestigious liberal arts school is located in Houston
What is Rice University
This college's mascot is a Lobo
What is the University of New Mexico
This Ivy League college, located in Manhattan, used to be all male. The women's school, Barnard, is located directly across the street.
What is Columbia
This was my major in college
What is film
This career involves studying and creating organizational systems for businesses
What is Systems Engineer
This flagship Texas university's campus is known as the Forty Acres.
What is UT Austin
This is the name of UT Austin's longhorn mascot
What is Bevo
A rowing race, the first collegiate athletic event, was held between Harvard and this other Ivy League college in 1852
What is Yale