<p>My dream is to own my own successful video game company, but even if that dream doesn’t come true, I’m still in want of a well-rounded college education with a concentration on business and communication/literary skills.</p>
<p>At my (Liberal Arts) college, I am a Business Scholar and an Art Scholar which focus on classes, projects, internships etc in those categories. I’m also currently a computer science major (which will change, of course) and as a result, I have learned a series of programming languages (Python, Java, C++, C#, C and Objective C), I have created a small number of computer games and apps and I recently finished a video game graphics course… which was really just another math class.</p>
<p>However, I understand that in order to run a business or make this dream possible, computer science skills really aren’t very necessary.</p>
<p>The type of classes that make up my major include:
*Marketing, Finance, Statistics (Business)
*Design, Studio Art courses pertaining to design (Art)
*Literary Analysis, Creative Writing (English)
*Composition, Speech (Communication)</p>
<p>And as I said before, I also have Computer Science courses that included programming languages and video game design. I was also Pre-Law freshman year so that I could take courses educating me on Public Policy, Copyright Laws, etc.</p>
<p>I’m hoping that the major TITLE that I am creating can/will portray…</p>
<p>-that I am well-rounded with a concentration on English/Communication (I’m a business scholar which equates to a business double major and I’m an Art Scholar and Studio Art minor so I don’t think it’s necessary to include either of those in my new major title)</p>
<p>-that I am equipped to learn new, challenging material</p>
<p>-that this is NOT career training and even if I do not fulfill my dream, I’ll be prepared to do other things</p>
<p>Does anyone have any suggestions for me? I hope it doesn’t seem as if I’m all over the place with this major, because I’m really not! I’m a junior in college and I’ve actually been putting all of this together bit by bit freshman year and I’ve decided to finalize it. I’m just having so much difficulty coming up with a name!</p>
<p>So far, the best thing my advisor and I have come up with is “Integrated Visual and Verbal Arts”</p>
<p>…and I don’t really like that too much.</p>
<p>Thanks for reading! I really do appreciate any advice or ideas!!
And again, I’m very sorry about my poor grammar.</p>