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Originally posted by Rudey
This is a great reminder for people to go to good schools, major in subjects that are relevant to their careers, and to do well in their classes.
-Rudey
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Along these same lines...
Something I've noticed is that people get a communications degree, but it doesn't really help them with any specific area of communications. In general, you'll want to get a more specific degree (journalism, public relations, advertising, etc.), as that will look better to potential employers. It will also give you more opportunity in college to build up your resume, as your portfolio can be more important than what classes you took.
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