My College Course Should Not Limit My Career Choices
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Mylene Mendoza
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Spending four or five years studying a certain course may force you into a mindset that you’re stuck forever with chem terminology or debit and credit balances. Once you’re in the real world, however, you’ll realize that much of what you studied in college is only a microcosm of the career opportunities available for you. Truth is, there’s a chance your college major won’t be entirely related to your career path, and here’s why:
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