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FunkyJD wrote:Study whatever it is that you like, and keep your ugrad GPA high as a motherf-----. That's all. Don't need a double major. Keep your grade points high.

AllBusiness wrote:Major in philosophy. If you have a good department at your school, studying philosophy will make you a worldly, intelligent, and interesting person.

Not by itself, of course. It couldn't hurt though. Jokes aside, philosophy is cool.

Cactus wrote:

AllBusiness wrote:Major in philosophy. If you have a good department at your school, studying philosophy will make you a worldly, intelligent, and interesting person.

Not by itself, of course. It couldn't hurt though. Jokes aside, philosophy is cool.

Studying philosophy will make you think of yourself as a more wordly, intelligent, and interesting person.

Cactus wrote:Take economics.

Cactus wrote:Take economics pass/fail for credit.

JimCarrey728 wrote:Im finishing my BA in Political Science degree. Please dont say economics, as I am no good at math. I am also not too fond of science for right now. I had too much science in my undergraduate work, want to take a break. I was thinking of going to law school. I want to do something in environmental or healthcare law. I want to get MS in Ecology or a Masters in Public Health. I want to possibly adding a second major in.....

Philosophy
History
Sociology

icydash wrote:I'm not going to read the entire thread, but just answer the question in the title: absolutely not. in fact, it will most likely hurt you, since your grades will suffer. Do whatever it takes to get above a 3.7 GPA (single major, double major, tripple major, give BJs, WHATEVER IT TAKES).

JimCarrey728 wrote:Im finishing my BA in Political Science degree. Please dont say economics, as I am no good at math. I am also not too fond of science for right now. I had too much science in my undergraduate work, want to take a break. I was thinking of going to law school. I want to do something in environmental or healthcare law. I want to get MS in Ecology or a Masters in Public Health. I want to possibly adding a second major in.....

Philosophy
History
Sociology

romothesavior wrote:In fact, I personally find it a little lazy when people only have one major and no minor.

MTal wrote:You're the poster child for what's wrong with our educational system. Instead of learning useful real-world skills which will actually help you find a job after graduation, you choose to drop who knows how many thousands of $$ to major in complete bullshit...subjects which require little more than a pulse in order to ace, let alone pass. Grow a pair and major in something which other people will find useful, otherwise you will end up with little more than a piece of toilet paper in your hands and bill collectors at your door. Employers have absolutely NO use for those subjects. Think of your future and use what precious little time you have left to actually learn some SKILLS as opposed to writing 10 page papers on why Democrats would be better off controlling congress or why every black person in the U.S. should be paid 10k's of $$ in reparations.

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