Let's say you were only 2 classes away from earning a second major, but decided not to finish (long story that I'd rather not get into). Let's also say you're now applying for some jobs where that second major would be useful, so you'd like to let employers know that you had extensive coursework in that subject. How exactly do you indicate this on a resume? Do you put something like "specialization" in X? Or, "additional coursework" in X?
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List it under relevant coursework or discuss it in an interview. Otherwise, despite being only 2 courses short, you don't have anything of merit in that subject except some classes you took. If you can, try to finish that degree part time.
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