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Comment author: FrameBenignly 20 July 2015 02:07:38AM 0 points [-]

Of course there are exceptions (e.g. some business/marketing, economics and sociology students for example might want more advanced stats courses).

Business, social, and behavioral sciences represent over a third of students. They're more than double the size of STEM. It's a pretty big exception.

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