The whole reason that we have defined our major in college is because we've determined that we're good at something. For example, nursing students would probably be great at Operation because, well, they'll be doing surgeries quite a bit in their job. What game represents your major?

1. Accounting

Monopoly is such a good fit for accountants. The whole game centers around balancing your money and purchasing as many assets as possible while also taking into account your liabilities.

2. Criminal Justice

How could Clue not represent a CJ major? You're investigating a murder. It's just prep work for the real deal, really.

3. English

With Scrabble, you have to make words using only the letters you're given. English majors are all about using words that no one has heard before, so of course this game would be perfect for them.

4. Psychology

Chess is all about getting into your opponents head to figure out their next move. Psychologists have to do the same thing to better understand their clients to help them.

5. Art

Pictionary is literally drawing things and having people guess what it is. Of course someone who's majoring in something that can deal with art would be great at a game like Pictionary.

6. Political Science

Cards Against Humanity is perfect for poli sci majors because 1) a lot of the cards have to do with political standpoints and history, and 2) they have to argue why their card is the best fit. It's basically their job to argue what to do.

7. Communications / Public Relations

Telephone is the obvious fit for communications/public relations majors. The whole premise of the game is to communicate, after all.

8. Education

Trivial Pursuit is the ultimate knowledge game, so of course education majors would be a great fit for this game.

9. Theatre

CHARADES. They have to act out a word or idea in order to win the game.

10. Dance

Twister is all about having the moves, which dancers obviously have.