Background Check questions

If I wrote double major finance and accounting on my resume when I interviewed, and later dropped finance after receiving the offer, would this look bad or would a company not care?

Also, when they call my previous employers, do they just confirm the time periods when I worked or do they ask them about my performance? I'm not on really good terms with one of my past employers.

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why would you drop finance after receiving the offer? if you're getting a full time, you must be a senior, right? So why would you be so lazy as to not finish what you started?

 

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