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If 20 Iconic Brooke Davis Quotes Were Your College Major

The early '00s wouldn't have been the same without a little sass from Brooke Davis.

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If 20 Iconic Brooke Davis Quotes Were Your College Major
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"One Tree Hill" was iconic in itself. We laughed, we cried, we went through quite the rollercoaster of emotions but through it all, we always loved Brooke Davis. She's one of a kind but relates to all of us, even when it comes to our major of choice. Ever wonder if Brooke Davis could describe your major? Well, let's find out.

1. Nursing 

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Just like Brooke Davis, nursing majors are underappreciated. It takes a lot to get those degrees! We see you nurses and we love you!!

2. English 

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"What's your major?" "English" "Oh."

3. Pre-Law

The sass of Brooke Davis and the sass of a good lawyer are one in the same.

4. Communication

Interpersonal. Persuasion. Public Relations. Mass Media. We know all the tricks. Don't even try us.

5. Biology

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That love hate relationship that you know will be worth it in the end but hate the road you have to take to get there.

6. Theater

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Drama. Drama. Drama.

7. Women, Gender and Sexuality Studies

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Whether it's gender issues or misogynist assholes. WGSS teaches you a lot about things you didn't even know you didn't know.

8. Social Work/HDFS

Social work is no joke. Neither is HDFS. They're like moms but moms that can bust a knee cap if necessary.

9. Business

The high and mighty. Yet they still don't have class on Fridays. Interesting.

10. Engineering

Okay so you know how to build robots and fix collapsing buildings. Big deal.

11. Mathematics

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No one likes math. No one but you. Weirdo.

12. Nutrition 

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Foooooddddd. But the healthy kind and like science and stuff.

13. History

Brooke Davis asking the real questions.

14. Animal Science

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Brooke doesn't know every species of bird out there but maybe you do???

15. Fashion

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Say it louder for the people in the back.

16. Psychology

It seems like a good idea freshmen year until you realize all the science classes you have to take. At that point you hate everyone and all trust is lost.

17. Journalism

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Get your story. But also get your facts straight.

18. Art

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Art is hard. Being creative is hard. No wonder a lot of famous artists lost their minds.

19. Undecided

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Let Brooke inspire you to keep searching, you'll figure it out just like she did. I mean, hello??? Clothes over bros anyone?

20. Fifth Years

You just love school so much you never want to leave. Ever.

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