Recording Technology or Audio Engineering students?

I am an in the box mix engineer with a classic sound and vibe. Here is an example of my work, I also produced this remix.  

I normally work in Reaper.  I know my way around Protools with no problem.  I think I have every channel strip plugin ever made, but I come back to the Waves SSL Collection, just love the sound of those plugins over my whole session.  I got their virtual mixrooms too, because I live in an apartment, and the room acoustics are no good, and I don't have great monitors.  I think I get a good sound, so the virtual mixrooms seem to be honest to my ears.  Well, not Abbey Road Studio 3, but OceanWay Nashville, and CLA Nx are my preferred, especially the CLA mixroom.  To get good mileage out of them you have to get the headphone models they have in the plugin.  Then measure your head with measuring tape for accurate HRTF.  

I wondered about those virtual mixroom plugins. I mix in a 8x10x9 room and my acoustic treatment is minimal right now. Helps to get used to the sound of your room. I also enjoy the Waves SSL series, powerful stuff! I use logic primarily but am learning protools. 

Yeah if you are used to your room, and how the monitors sound, then you can get a good mix.  :)