>>13937522"Art" as a term is already extremely broad (as it should be), but it has become a complete buzzword when it comes to anything resembling education.
Any of the following majors exist simultaneously as both an art major and a non-art major, randomly linked to whatever job the recent grad is lucky enough to land:
History, Communications, Leadership/Administration, Language/Linguistics, Education/Child Development, Ethnic Studies, Parks and Recreation, etc.
Similarly, "Science" as a term is also a huge buzzword in education.
