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Picking a major is the most significant thing you will ever do in college. 10 billion college students were surveyed nationwide and 97.9 percent replied that they declared a major during their first semester on campus. One hundred percent of that group stated that they had never changed their major in any way. “It pretty much determines the next four or five decades of your life,” warns College of Charleston senior Olivia Cohen, “so the phrase ‘set in stone’ is a bit of an understatement.” In the interests of guiding the College’s newest crop of clueless freshmen through this paranoia-inducing process, we’ve assembled a fast guide to the College’s most popular majors. Choose wisely. Are you…
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