Here’s to my fellow left brained individuals. Here’s to the people who don’t get taken as seriously even though you work hard. Here’s to my peers who are misunderstood by the random aunt twice removed and the Biology Pre-Med major in your class. I have nothing but respect for Biology majors and I am not asking for special treatment—I am simply requesting mutual respect.

The road to success has many different paths, my dear friends. As an Apparel Merchandising Major, I constantly have to defend my degree to people who buy and wear clothes every day. It is as if the fashion business is imaginary, along with the countless jobs in this field, and their clothes appears in their closets with no outside influence. I will stop myself before this becomes a research paper over Apparel Merchandising because the reality of the matter is that there are countless people who are brushed off as soon as their major is introduced.

Just like there are slackers in the world, there are also hard workers. With any major or amount of schooling, you become something great by the amount of time you dedicate to your future. So, whatever major you are in, keep doing what you believe in and work the hardest you can because, once you've graduated and started your career, there is nothing anyone can say when you are happy and successful. To those out there with "easy majors," here are some things you've surely heard before:

1. Aww, that sounds like so much fun!

2. I wish that was my homework! Mine is so hard!

3. Must be nice to not be stressed out all the time.

4. I would love to do that, but my parents would never let me.

5. What are you doing in the library?

6. So, do you have a waitress job lined up?

7. So, like what are you doing after you graduate?

8. Have you started looking for the ring by Spring?

9. Oh! I didn't realize you needed a degree for that.

10. So, do you ever have tests?

11. So, do you actually want to do that or just marry rich?