[ SECRET POST #2695 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2695 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Not necessarily? If you want to work in certain areas of the nonprofit sector or social work (for example), it can be a good way to make connections, learn a specialized vocabulary, become an "insider" -- just like a lot of other majors.

[(Anonymous)]

Eh, where I live there's a major that's actually more useful for that since it also makes it much easier to get connections in those communities with parts of the requirements to graduate. So...here, it would actually end up being pretty useless in the majority of cases.

[(Anonymous)]

Fair enough -- I don't know your school. But I don't think it's "useless" to major in something you like, either -- the social justice major might serve a similar purpose less efficiently, but suit some people's personality and interests better. Whatever works.