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Turfgrass science and management -

An incredibly specific applied science program, this degree studies the intricacies of the production and maintenance of grass areas such as athletic fields and golf courses.

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Comic art -

More than just a general art degree, comic art focuses on the history of the art form in addition to individual creation. The student learns how to hone their drawing talents, while also learning important skills in the field like storyboarding and publishing.

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Puppet arts -

If you thought puppetry was a lost art, think again. In this major you study the art of creating puppets and scenery, in addition to learning how to put on shows.

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Theme park engineering -

The degree makes perfect sense, but you’ve probably never thought about the title on a diploma. A mix of several different types of engineering, though most geared to electrical, this field of study makes you the perfect candidate for theme parks.

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Adventure education -

Sometimes there really is no greater teacher than the great outdoors—except someone with a degree in adventure education. These students learn how to navigate nature, and how to safely educate and inspire groups that aren’t so familiar.

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Packaging science -

A very important career track, these students learn all about packaging and how to improve it. This may mean a better design, better materials, or more sustainable options.

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Race track industry -

If you love the races, this is the career for you. With two branches of the degree, you can learn about the business side of things (race track management), or the equine side of things (training, racing, and breeding the horses).

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Toy design -

Only two colleges in the world offer the toy design major. You’ll learn everything from designing a toy, to building it, packaging it, and marketing it.

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Auctioneering -

Harrisburg Area Community College will teach you how to procure and appraise merchandise. Do we think they also help with the chant?

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Floral management -

This degree “involves sourcing, purchasing, distributing, marketing, designing with, and selling floricultural products,” according to Mississippi State University. It’s much more than making the perfect arrangement.

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Popular culture -

Before you write this major off, pop culture actually has a lot of light to shed. Students are taught about a variety of pop culture topics, from music to movies to sports, and learn how they reflect our past and present society.

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Decision sciences -

Something that we could all use a bit of in our own lives, this field of study encompasses quantitative methods for making decisions in business environments. It’s all about the facts.

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Business of cannabis -

An increasingly relevant industry in today’s society, this degree involves the history and politics surrounding the plant, while also covering how to appropriately cultivate and ingest it.

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Family enterprise -

You didn’t know there was a degree for going into the family business, did you? Family enterprise covers the ins and outs of working in a family-owned company, including both personal and professional skills.

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Bowling industry management and technology -

A common date for teens, you may not have been aware that bowling was also a career. This field of study includes everything from pinsetting to food sanitation at the bowling alley.

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Foresight -

While this may sound like a degree for the occult, it’s actually based in scientific fact. Those who study foresight learn how to make educated predictions about future changes and trends for businesses using both quantitative and qualitative tools.

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Diving business and technology -

If you want to open up a diving school, this is what you need to do it. The courses focus on the management of the business, as well as the physics and physiology of diving.

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Gunsmithing -

While guns themselves may be a controversial topic, there’s no doubt that the better maintained they are, the safer they are. Gunsmiths work with firearms, doing everything from repairing them to detailing them.

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Social media -

While previously only a facet of digital marketing, social media has become so large and influential that it is now its own course of study.

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Psychic -

A degree through the College of Psychic Studies in London, the field of study involves courses “covering various aspects of psychic, spiritual and healing development.”

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Psychometrics -

Unrelated to the field of mediums and psychics is this degree, which does in-depth analysis on test results.

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The Beatles -

The Beatles are one of many iconic bands, but they are one of a few with their own major! Learn about the band's lasting impact on modern society and the significance of their music.

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Citrus and horticulture science -

Pick your fruit! In the citrus and horticulture science program you can choose to focus on one specific citrus, from lemons to grapefruit!

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Recreation and leisure studies -

Falling into several different categories, simply put, recreation and leisure studies helps people to lead happier and healthier lives. This may be through exercise or through the creation of public parks.

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Digital currency -

Who really understands digital currency? These students do. A modern phenomenon, this field of study showcases the ins and outs of the current digital currency market.

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Costume technology -

The unsung heroes of theater and film, there is certainly a science to good costume design. This program consists of courses on everything from art to business management.

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Bagpiping -

A niche instrument for some, for others it's their whole career. This degree is for those who want to dedicate their life to playing and/or teaching this instrument.

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Farrier science -

While this degree may sound antiquated, the industry of horseshoeing is alive and well! This degree is made up of courses detailing the art and technique of horseshoeing.

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Viticulture and enology -

A sure favorite, this field of study focuses on the science behind growing and harvesting grapes in order to make wine. 

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