Majoring in Education

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<p>sybbie has posted several excellent sources for questions such as these, in post 10</p>

<p>From Montalk: </p>

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Your specific major matters less than the type of major you choose. What matters is that you choose a serious major. Schools are leery of pre-professional subjects such as business, and those that reward performance talents such as acting. There are some majors that admissions counselors cringe at seeing; communications, criminology and pre-law (even though theoretically pre-law is not a major)</p>

<p>Any subject that requires serious analytical work and dedication attract at least a reasonable % of the best and brightest will meet with approval.

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