Choosing a minor

lostaccount
Mon, 22 Apr 2019 03:16:01 +0000

I agree with above. By and large, calling something a major provides you with little to nothing because there are no standards across schools about minors. In contrast, majors usually suggest mastery of a certain knowledge set that is relatively consistent across schools. Not true for minors. So it is better to choose classes that will provide skills that are unusual but valuable for those with the a specific major. So for theatre, I agree that business oriented class or computer design or film could all provide valuable skills. Go for the courses that provide the skill as opposed to being constricted by a “minor” the student can always specify a concentration/specialty on the resume.