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Letter to the Foundation, June 2010
I came in with such a defined area of interests, but the more knowledge I absorb, the more I realize I don’t want to major in anything. Do you think graduate schools would mind if you had, say, seven minors instead?
Introductory Swahili, financial accounting, international security, fiction writing. Odd.
I haven’t determined whether I’m aiming for breadth or depth in my undergraduate education. I officially finished all my General Education requirements, so I have a completely free schedule ahead. The downside to this is a tendency to design courseloads that lack continuity.
Right before fall 2010 registration, a friend peered over at my Carolina Connect Shopping Cart and asked, “What in the world are you trying to major in?” I realized the list included introductory Swahili, financial accounting, international security, and fiction writing. Odd.
