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Can We Predict Your Career Path With These 5 Questions?

Pick your favourite social media:

What is your favourite colour?

Pick your favourite junk food:

Which of these puppies is the cutest?

What is your best trait?

Ya know, the major that no one thinks is real but is actually taking over? You're kick-ass because you can utilize all of the social media sites to your advantage: Hello! Insta-Snap-ception was your idea anyway. Not to mention it's 2016: you'll probably earn a lot more than most rising majors.

Communications

The suits on campus. You have style and brains which is a rare occurrence. By now you've planned the next ten years around your investments and already contacted the people you need to get the job done. Too bad all your mom wants to know is when you'll give her grandchildren....

Business

The ones we make fun of ...but secretly want to be. You can fake your way out of any lie or when-in-doubt use your skills as a party trick! Your friends are always telling you they're jealous of your creativity, but your grandparents are asking when you're going to go to school for a real degree... Don't listen to them-They haven't even seen your latest Snap-sterpiece.

Arts

We're not actually sure what you do... Seriously. It's about as clear as Reddit's homepage. Just a bunch of equations? All day? No wonder why you like this site so much- you've earned it.

Mathematics

The ones who have figured out the equation that proves the Communications majors aren't real- also the ones who need Tinder. You've figured out the exact formula you need to get a date: Humble photo, clever bio... You're just not sure why it keeps saying that you've swiped everyone in your area? Impossible.

Sciences

The ones who binge CSI on Netflix. Seriously. When someone asks you to Netflix and Chill you come prepared with a list of murder documentaries that you figured out before the 20 minute mark. I mean, technically that's homework, right?

Criminology

The ones who read Shakespeare- not perform it. English degrees are much like tumblr posts: One day you think you're reading about a friendly traveller making friends in a new town, and next you realize that this guy f\*cked his own mother and then scratched his own eyes out. #PlotTwist

English

The ones who are sometimes more dorky than the science kids. When you meet someone you do so much Facebook research that you figure out that they're related to good ole Honest Abe. Although of course, you've learned not to add their mom on Facebook to let her know because "That's weird," ...Or something. Must you repeat yourself? Abraham Lincoln! Cool.

History

The only ones who can explain to you exactly what they're majoring in. Seriously. These guys don't skip the readings. Ever. At any one time they can quote their professor from their first Gender Studies class, verbatim. Don't let this seemingly nerdy exterior fool you- they will Twitter-rant you so hard you'll wish you had never been born a cis-white-male.

Gender Studies

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