(This list is in alphabetical order; try to find your major!)
1. Biology: "Stranger Things"
Scientists everywhere wonder what the cellular structure of the slimy "Demogorgon" is like.
2. Business: "The Office"
Forget Jordan Belfort, Michael Scott is the entrepreneur to learn from.
3. Chemistry: "Breaking Bad"
By simply reducing ephedrine while paying attention to molecular reactions, chemists, (like Walter White), know how easy it is whipping some meth. (Don't actually do this at home, kids.)
4. Communication: "Gossip Girl"
Hey Upper-East Siders. For communication majors, knowing the internal dynamics of those around you and networking will land you in any career you desire. XOXO.
5. Criminal Justice/Forensic Science: "Law & Order"
These students can get used to their future profession by exposing themselves to the dark matter of this show for 20whole seasons!
6. Culinary Arts: "The Great British Baking Show"
Foodies can follow the stressful challenges of bakers in this wholesome reality show.
7. Education: "Gilmore Girls"
Future teachers of America will love a show as timeless are their career. Watch the tumultuous coming-of-age story of studious Rory Gilmore, who goes through public school, private academy, and an Ivy League university.
8. Engineering: "Star Trek: The Next Generation"
Engineers of all kinds will adore stepping abroad the starship, "Enterprise", and exploring the physics and machinery of the future.
9. English: "Sherlock"
Based on the mysterious literary classic by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Sherlock is sure to please the intellectual bookworms among us!
10. Fine Arts: "The Joy of Painting with Bob Ross"
Artists and creative geniuses alike can join Ross in painting "happy little trees" on landscapes in this relaxing and informative series.
11. Gender Studies: "Orange Is The New Black"
This groundbreaking female-centric comedy discusses poignant topics near and dear to the hearts of those who study genders, such as representation and identity.
12. History: "The Crown"
A stunning biographical story about the rule of Queen Elizabeth II in England, "The Crown" is sure to please anyone interested in how one of the greatest world powers has ushered in modern Western culture.
13. Journalism: "Scandal"
The show centers around a political crisis management firm in Washington D.C. Students who enjoy the concept of freedom of information and perception in the public eye will be saying "it's handled" right along with Olivia Pope by the end of the first episode.
14. Marketing: "Mad Men"
Marketing majors will be enthralled by the innovative process of American consumerism as seen in the brilliant (and technically fictional) Sterling Cooper advertising agency.
15. Music/Theatre: "Glee"
Sing and sway along with your favorite teenage "a cappella club" in this hilarious and culturally relevant show, filled to the brim with vocal talent!
16. Philosophy: "Black Mirror"
The philosophers of tomorrow should binge this experimental show that examines a society in the near-future and its consequences of immorality in technological usage. Just like philosophy lectures, by the end of every episode, viewers will have their minds blown, not knowing anything for sure but always asking "why?".
17. Political Science: "Parks and Recreation"
Aspiring public servants should look at Leslie Knope as a supreme role model!
18. Pre-Law: "The People v. O.J. Simpson": American Crime Story"
As this story explores one of the most influential court cases of the modern day, hopeful attorneys will be mesmerized by the persuasion and rhetoric in this season.
19. Pre-Med/Nursing: "Grey's Anatomy"
Derek Shepard (A.K.A. McDreamy) can convince anyone that "it's a beautiful day to save lives" in this hospital drama.
20. Psychology: "Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt"
While this show looks light and whimsical, the plot of this dark comedy actually centers around a woman finding her place in the world after being kidnapped for 15 years in an underground bunker by a cult leader. Psych majors will have a hay-day peering into the childlike mind and subconscious of the protagonist.
21. Sociology: "Dear White People"
Folks who study the functions and problems of human groupings should appreciate this provocative and raw look at race on college campuses.
22. Spanish: "Narcos"
Set in Columbia, "Narcos" exists as an exciting commentary of drug cartels and the DEA. Plus, Spanish majors won't even need to put the subtitles on!
23. Theology: "The Good Place"
This wholly original series focuses on an heaven-like afterlife, where people go subsequent to living righteously. People who ponder questions of ethics and metaphysics will thoroughly devour the concept of "The Good Place".