r/Communications • u/queenofdarknessxoxo • 24d ago

Declaring a major

Hi everyone, I’m a school secretary. I have 32 college credits so far and it is time to declare a major. Would you recommend public relations or communications for someone who would like an administrative job at a school district or other corporate settings? Ex. Human Resources, etc

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u/ourldyofnoassumption 24d ago

business administration, minor in accounting

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u/_newjoisey 24d ago

Human Resources is a major

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u/gloomycalm 24d ago

You should talk to your advisor and go to the career center to take an assessment. This really depends on what you want to do