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A Concentration is an alternative track of courses within a Major, accounting for at least 30% of the Major requirements. Example: a concentration in molecular biology within a biology major. An Option is an alternative track of courses within a Major, accounting for 50% to 80% of the Major requirements.
If your concentration is a significant part of your coursework and aligns closely with your career goals, you can list it as part of your major. For example: ``Bachelor of Science in Computer Science with a Concentration in Data Science. Ensure it accurately reflects your educational focus.
The difference between a concentration and a degree is that a degree is an overall field of study business, for example while a concentration falls under that subject area and is more specific. So, in this example, a student majoring in business may select a concentration in a subject like marketing.
A minor is a separate field of study and subject area from your major, but a concentration is a subset of your major. So, a student majoring in business may also add a minor in criminal justice.
Having a concentration can significantly impact your career opportunities after receiving a college diploma. Employers often value candidates with specialized knowledge and skills that align with their specific industry or field.
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