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Since I love history, I'm probably the only Adcom member for whom it will make a difference.
All others don't care what your major or minor is, just that you do well.
All others don't care what your major or minor is, just that you do well.
Wrapping up sophomore year here, interested in history and thinking about minoring in it (only 5 classes needed, two will probably be taken abroad). Should I pursue it in hopes of learning interesting information + maybe even stand out a little? Or just take more sciences? I wouldn't be too sad about not taking history classes because it's definitely a risk (it would look pretty bad to not get As in history), but I do imagine myself getting pissed when I have an orgo 2 exam and a buttload of history readings in the same week...
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You can always put it as a Hobby when it comes time for applications lolthanks, everyone. I think I'll just read some history novels in my free time 🙂
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Literally what is your rationale for repeating something that's been said enough times already? OP already knows. You're not helping.