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Alabama: Business
Arkansas: Recreation and sport management
Auburn: Business
Florida: African-American studies
Georgia: Business
Kentucky: Undergraduate studies
LSU: Sport administration
Mississippi State: Human science
Missouri: Business
Ole Miss: General studies
South Carolina: Sports and entertainment management
Tennessee: Recreation and sport management
Texas A&M: Agricultural leadership and development
Vanderbilt: Communication studies

We all know this is a response thread, but you've found some real gems.

Ole Miss: General studies

Straight from the Ole Miss website

The Bachelor of General Studies is a cross-disciplinary degree program offered to maximize opportunities for individuals to reach personal goals, meet job requirements, and advance their careers.

The degree was created in 2011 to meet the needs of undergraduates who wish to tailor their own degree program to meet their specific educational and career needs; non-traditional students whose work and family responsibilities constrain their ability to complete the requirements of other undergraduate degree programs offered by the University; and students who have accumulated many college credits, but discontinued their studies without completing a degree.

Well SOMEBODY has to be shift manager at McDonalds.

Florida: African-American studies
If you click on the "Careers for Graduates with Degrees in African American Studies" link on the University website, you're redirected to Yahoo's search page. Nothing else really needs to be said.

Kentucky: Undergraduate studies
Though you guys were in there too, but it looks like this is where they put students that haven't declared a major, which they must do before they exceed 60 hours. In other words, this is where Cal parks his one and dones.

Mississippi State: Human science
Ok, so it is legit but you really went and lumped your Childhood Development & Counseling program in the same school as your Agricultural Science? Really?

This post was edited on 8/28/15 at 10:21 am