Is there a difference if a job requires you to "major" in a specific field but you "specialized" in it instead?
For example, if a job requires you to "Major" in Finance or Accounting. But your "Major" is actually "Business" and you "specialized" in finance or accounting.
Does this make a difference in the eyes of recruiters if you "specialized" in the area rather than having the "Major"?
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