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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My son is very interested in applying to TJ and if he gets in, potentially going there. While he's a really good math student, he doesn't really have a strong desire to work in STEM. He's had his mind set on political science from a very young age. [We are StateDept and the exposure to our jobs have made him want to explore similar fields.] I've asked him why he wants to apply, given TJ is primarily STEM school and he keeps telling me that non-STEM students go there also. Is this really true? And, honestly, if so, why--why are they going to TJ only to go into sociology or poli-sci??? [/quote] Yes. He has to be good at math and he has to pick a senior research project but you can focus on the humanities from TJ. Plenty of lawyers from TJ. [/quote]
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