majored

The guy who started this site majored in philosophy and identified as a painter for a long time.

Journalism has too few college graduates who majored in the humanities and wrote stacks of term papers?

I majored in biological sciences thinking the work would be interesting and the money would be good.

I doubt most of them majored in a subject that narrowed down their career choice to these roles, though.

All I people I know who majored in CS are doing anything but computer related work.

I majored in general CS, and worked in a variety of things at different kinds of companies, with no real specialization.

Which assumes that you majored in CS for your bachelor's degree.

I majored in Symbolic Systems, with a concentration in AI, and it was fairly CS-heavy.

My mother majored in psychology but runs a home business.

I worked with someone that majored in medieval studies and had $60,000 in debt.

My father majored in English but installs security cameras.

What they majored in colleges, like English, Classics, Psychology, etc.

Meanwhile, I knew a girl who went to an extremely small, private, liberal arts college in a small town in the middle of no where and majored in "Sports Management".

'To be fair, a lot of people at 18 (including me) were really sold on the idea that "nobody cares what you majored in, just that you have a degree."' Who's telling high schoolers this?

To be fair, a lot of people at 18 (including me) were really sold on the idea that "nobody cares what you majored in, just that you have a degree." My freshman year, I couldn't decide if I should major in something that 'made sense' or if I should dive into film.