u/coolbeans1717

I graduated spring 2026 from the Master of Arts, and I just received my diploma today. I am pretty disappointed seeing it now, since it doesn't actually state what my major was. How is this supposed to be useful to provide to employers or anyone, if it just states that I graduated from a Master of Arts. That is so incredibly broad, it doesn't say anything about what I actually studied! My undergrad diploma (from an overseas uni) states my major, is this normal for the USA?

This, as well as the fact that we didn't get to have our names called out or walk across the stage has made the whole graduating experience somewhat disappointing. Just wanted to warn others to know what to expect.

Hi!

I am in the headphone market.

Will mostly be using bluetooth, listening to music at home and out and about, studying, taking calls in noisy environments (therefore looking for good noise cancelling and microphone), and also using them on flights etc.

I am not particularly fussy about anything to do with the sound quality as long as its nice, but my biggest priority is the actual comfort on my head. I have a medium-large size head but I have often found that wearing over-ear headphones hurts the top of my head where the band sits, or my jaw/ears if it's too tight on the sides (or maybe my ears are somewhat big), and because of this I haven't owned over-ear headphones in like 5 years, but they'd be much more practical for flying and noise cancelling purposes so I'd really like to get some.

Looking to spend 200-400 USD and buy from Bestbuy since I have a gift card