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For those who have graduated, what was your major? - GoodYellowDogs - 01-03-2015
Licensed Vocational Nursing for my A.S., Liberal Arts (with a depth in Healthcare and Psychology) for my B.S.
For those who have graduated, what was your major? - alleycat - 01-03-2015
BA Humanities.
For those who have graduated, what was your major? - soliloquy - 01-04-2015
Other
BS, Paralegal Studies
I'm don't post as much as of late but I lurk.
For those who have graduated, what was your major? - Westerner - 01-04-2015
TESC BA History
For those who have graduated, what was your major? - jmr3005 - 01-04-2015
Tesc- bsba
For those who have graduated, what was your major? - alram - 01-05-2015
COSC-Individualized Studies
For those who have graduated, what was your major? - sanantone - 01-11-2015
After all of these years, I finally decided to check this forum's FAQ for a list of smileys. :mad: I feel much better.
For those who have graduated, what was your major? - FallingWaters - 01-12-2015
TESC BA Music (in 4 weeks, Lord willing).
For those who have graduated, what was your major? - sanantone - 01-12-2015
I'm just going to assume that most of the "other" degrees are in different areas. Business administration has a big lead.
For those who have graduated, what was your major? - sanantone - 04-12-2015
I want to bump this thread for more responses. Business administration has the lead as to be expected, but it only has a plurality. It's interesting to see the diversity of majors. Over 66% of the responses are for non-business majors and "other" has the next highest number of responses. I'm assuming most of these are for nursing, communications, music, other healthcare, IT/computer science, and engineering degrees. I had to work with a limited number of possibilities, but IT/computer science or healthcare should have probably been put up there instead of natural science.