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There’s more that can be learned on the job and more effectively working than trying to take classes in a “practical” topic which always change. I’d be more interested in someone with a history degree than someone who studied “leadership and organizations” as an undergrad focus
Well, you'll certainly find more grads with pre-fab degrees than grads with degrees they went out of their way to design around their particular passions, so I suppose you'll have a considerably larger pool.