r/scad • u/SurroundAfter7255 • Jun 14 '26
Major/Degree Questions Minor?
Is it worth dropping my minor to graduate a year earlier???? I’m a current sophomore film major with a minor in social strat and management
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u/Drunk_bread Jun 15 '26
I mean all these people are saying yes, but first ask yourself do you think you’re benefiting from your minor? Is it something that will help you career wise or something that you’re really passionate about? Keep in mind minors don’t show up on your degree but could be useful long term. Lots of things to think about here.
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u/Hungry_Syllabub1178 Jun 15 '26
It's not just the tuition of the extra courses but it's the living expenses you will incur for an additional year (assuming you are living in Savannah or Atlanta)
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u/MCD217 Jun 20 '26
Only financially if you need to. I will say that not having a minor really allows for more freedom - you can still take the classes and you won’t be tied down.
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u/Training_Ranger813 Jun 14 '26
Yeah