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17 Ice Cream Flavors Scooped And Served As Different College Majors

Some are just a little sweeter than others.

Leah Alfaro
Jul 23, 2018
Kennesaw State University
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Brooke Lark

There are 31 different flavors at Baskin Robins for a reason. Everybody likes something different and let's be honest, every flavor has a different meaning. So, just like all things different, here are what 17 college students think their major would be.

Social Work: Chocolate Vanilla Swirl

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"It is so broad and the individuals in the field are inclusive of all colors."

Nursing: Rocky Road

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"Getting into nursing school is rocky as hell. The sweet is the reward of doing good, the nuts represent the bumps in the road."

Advertising: Turtle Tracks

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"Each scoop looks different, just like the work we produce for our clients."

Communications: Birthday Cake

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"Kind of obnoxious and overly loud, yet a favorite and like-able among almost everyone. And so much fun."

Interior Design: Neapolitan

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"Everything has it's place."

Physical Therapy: Mint Chocolate Chip

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"Your patients will leave feeling refreshed."

Culinary: Dulce de Leche

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"Sweet, smooth, and a little extra sticky."

Engineering: Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough

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"There are a lot of different pieces to it."

Computer Science: Green Tea

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"It takes a special person to enjoy this."

Theatre: Rainbow Sherbet

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"Do I really need to explain why?"

Math: Dark Chocolate with Cherries

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"Welcome to the dark side. There is a surprise every step of the way."

Education: Strawberry

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"It's not a flavor for everyone, but those who like it, LOVE it."

Marketing: Peppermint

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"We are always having to come up with fresh ideas for our clients."

History: Vanilla

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"Straight and to the point. Nothing about it changes."

Foreign Language: Gelato

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"Not a flavor, but what is more foreign than something from Italy?"

Business: Pistachio

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"Liked by many and let's face it, we are all a bit nutty if we really enjoy everything this entails."

Psychology: Licorice

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"Does anybody really LIKE either one?"

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