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Attending The Majors Fair Event: Personal Narrative

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I decided to attend the Majors Fair event because I am a very open minded individual. It has been established that I want to be a psychologist, but this event confirmed it even more. It was great to speak to someone who went through a similar path as me in achieving their career goals. I was well informed and was given two pamphlets regarding my major. I attended the workshop with my friends. They are from completely different fields but were also well informed about their major. As they asked about their major, I kept an open ear and listened to everything that regarded their major. I learned a lot about the different paths I can take when I receive a psychology degree. I even got an estimated salary of what a person with a bachelor’s and

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