OPINION
If I were a different major, would my life be figured out?
Hailey Livingston takes solace in the fact that seniors are in it together after graduation—no matter their major.
"It is estimated that roughly 32% of Americans over 25 have a college degree. For my fellow English majors, that is less than half! Having a college degree is meaningful, impressive and something to be darn proud of—who cares what you majored in. Your degree, whether it be in math or in history, means that you know how to study, you know how to persevere through stressful weeks, and most importantly, you know how to fake it through a Zoom meeting," Livingston writes.
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