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As Katy puts it: "My major found me."

"I was totally undecided when I started my undergraduate career, but I would not have put it that way at the time," she said. "I was a marketing major for a semester, a psychology major for a semester, and a theatre major for a quick minute."

Pressed to make a choice in her junior year, Katy was surprised when she realized how much credit she'd built up exploring communication classes as electives.

"Had someone told me when I started that I would end up majoring in communication I probably would have laughed, as I would had no idea what someone would do with that type of a degree and was terrified of public speaking," she said. "I not only finished my undergraduate degree, but I've gone on to even take graduate courses in communication and I'm no longer terrified of public speaking."

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"Making a decision about college is a personal choice, as every student has their own list of priorities, and making" she said.

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