what is the point of a minor (major, minor)?
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You only get a degree on the subject you are majoring in. You can get a degree in the "minor" that you have chosen, if you had earned enough credits on that subject. but then, that wouldn't be your "minor" anymore, would it?\n\nto answer your question, minor, i guess, is to show off how diversified your education has been. some people minor a language to get better chance to be employed in foreign companies or MNCs as well.\n\nim from hong kong btw. but education system is not so different as far as major/minor is concerned...i guess
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it all depends.  It has a lot to do with how many other crimes a minor has been convicted of and stuff like that it also depends on the age because a person my be still considered a minor by the state they might not be by the crimes they commit on how harsh they are.  It is really on a case by case basis
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In your question, is there a point?
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since you are a minor i won't elaborate. Just remember this, keep it up and when you are no longer a minor and get nabbed doing what your doing then you will learn what happens.
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It really depends on the schools you apply to, and the major you intend to declare. If you didn't do so well on the math section but want to major in History or something, I think most colleges would look past it if you have everything else that they're looking for
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With a degree in economics I have always been told it's not very useful to get a job with. It is more usesful to start a business with. Although economics is very important and in my opinion the smartest people have high understandings of economics, I have always been told to pair it with anouther major. The most useful feild to use econ in are all feilds relating to finance, but most of those position require a degree in finance. Thus I am majoring in Econ and finance with an accounting minor.
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None is better than the other. It's about the major you fit in. I'm not sure what specific technical background you have. Sometimes one doesn't have to choose which one you want, because one only fulfills the requirements for either, not both.
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uhmn....and the point is?
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The problem is with the words minimal and minimum.  Minimal refers to the quanity or wordiness of the answer and minimum refers to the number of answers given or the smallest amount.
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well that will depend on what jurisdiction you are in at the time.  basically in most jurisdictions it is a felony and the minor can be a compounding factor (making it worse)\n\n\nThat should be worth 10 points!
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Both are acceptable, although Junior and Senior and more often used.  It's really a matter of preference.
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They do not have to be related to each other, although it can be easier if they are because then they may share some credits and some classes will count towards both.\n\nMine was Computers/Mathematics, but I also knew a Theatre/Computer...  So that should show they don't have to be related.\n\nAs for what they are.  Major is your major area of study, the majority of your classes will be directed towards this area.  Your minor doesn't mean the least classes, it's your secondary focus, either your fallback area of interest or a supporting area of interest.\n\nYou don't have to declare (and usually can't until you have enough credits) a major until your 2nd year normally.
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they are usually specific to a major (vs GE). the numbering of these courses varies from school to school.
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Even without knowing the rules at Columbia College for awarding dual degrees, I can say with near certainty that a minor is not enough for one. It's with double MAJORS that some schools might offer a second degree, but others don't.\n\nCheck what Columbia offers in the way of recognizing minors. Some schools don't even recognize those. It's just a matter, in many cases, of seeing all those electives in one particular subject that communicates your proficiency in that area.
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It's a notational convenience.\n\n1) It helps avoid the problem of running out of unique symbols when working with a large, possibly infinate, set of variables.\n\n2) It provides a way to keep track of ordering in a set of variables when that ordering makes a difference.\n\n3) It makes it possible to express the values of a sequence of variables when their value depends on their position in the sequence. An example would be the Fibonacci sequence where each number in the sequence is the sum of the two previous numbers (the first two being defined as 1). It can be expressed as: \n\na(sub)1 = 1\na(sub)2 = 1\na(sub)n = a(sub)(n-1) + a(sub)(n-2)
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Why not double major? That way you get what you want. Or as they say your cake and eat it too
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I'm pretty sure you can.  Not everyone minors in something.  The best thing to do would be to check with your school counselors, though.