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 Der Alte Fritz  writes: |
I have a BA in History and then went into commercial banking. After my sophomore year in college, I wasn't enjoying the business classes and decided that since college was a once in a lifetime event, that I might as well take the courses that I enjoyed the most (history) and then worry about the job market after graduation. That was one of the best decisions that I ever made. Later, I went back to grad school for my MBA in business. |
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| Answer | Votes | % | Chart |
graduated with History major | 171 | 27% |  |
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graduated with History minor | 38 | 6% | |
History major currently | 14 | 2% | |
History minor currently | 7 | 1% | |
college graduate, not in History | 322 | 51% | |
in college, not in History | 26 | 4% | |
haven't gone to college | 57 | 9% | |
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There's an old story - probably apocryphal - about the legendary Larry Brom conducting a game session using his own rules at a major game convention. One of the players begins to lose, and consequently begins to criticize the rules. Larry patiently asks him what he bases his observations on. The self-proclaimed expert says, "I was a History major." "Weren't we all!" says an exasperated fellow player. Are there more History majors among wargamers than among the regular population? |
