If you attend a college or university in the US, you probably know your average college GPA. This number summarizes (imperfectly) one’s academic performance in college. Employers and graduate programs often look to GPA for information on where applicants ranked in their graduating cohort. Given its significance, GPA has...
Read MoreAre you someone who is comfortable “living in the gray,” where sometimes no right or wrong answers exist? If so, philosophy may just be an ideal major for you. While parents may bristle at the idea of paying six figures for a philosophy degree, those who pursue this path...
Read MorePerhaps you were drawn to this list of top petroleum engineering schools because you have always been interested in the extraction of ancient marine organisms from an underground reservoir, or maybe you just noticed the field’s place atop every single “top paying majors” list on the internet. Either way,...
Read MoreWith a growing emphasis in the healthcare field on preventative care and wellness, nutrition majors are primed to make major societal contributions. And, oh yeah, jobs will be plentiful as hospitals, nursing homes, and outpatient care centers are expected to hire a new wave of dietitians and nutritionists in...
Read MoreHamilton, Les Misérables, Wicked, Chicago, Sweeney Todd, Cabaret, Mama Mia!, the Phantom of the Opera…if your dream is one day perform on Broadway, training in musical theater will make you a versatile professional who is an expert in acting, singing, and dancing. Of course, not everyone in an undergraduate...
Read MoreOk, teachers, you definitely deserve a discount. From grading papers to managing student behavior to turning your classroom into a safe space where all your students feel like they can come, be themselves, and learn, you all do so much. It’s only right that your favorite brands give a...
Read MoreMajoring in music isn’t just all about performance—there is also the study of theory, history, related-technology, and composition that must be mastered as part of an undergraduate education. While some graduates of music programs will become professional musicians, perhaps as members of the world’s most elite orchestras, many others...
Read MoreWhen you tell your friends that you want to study meteorology and atmospheric science in college, they’ll instantly envision you on the local news, donning a wacky bowtie, predicting the next snowstorm about as well as a coin flip. Believe it or not, the majority of meteorology grads are...
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