The abundance of Oreo flavors means there’s a cookie to satisfy everyone’s sweet tooth. Whether majoring in business, pre-med, or anything in between, Oreo offers a flavor suitable for every field of study.
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1. Education – Peanut Butter
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The classic PB&J sandwich is a childhood favorite. Education Majors surround themselves with children, so nothing fits this major quite like the kid-friendly Peanut Butter flavor.
2. Environmental Science – S’mores
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Nothing is better than roasting s’mores by a campfire, so channel your love for the outdoors by enjoying S’mores Oreos.
3. Public Health – Lemon
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Lemons are known for their extreme health benefits and antioxidants, so Lemon Oreos are still considered healthy. Right?
4. Pre-Med – Mint Thins
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Oreos Thins are considered the healthy option to ordinary Oreos, making this cookie a winner among all doctors. Combining Thin Oreos with the adult favorite of mint and chocolate makes Mint Thins the ideal candidate for every pre-med student.
5. Event Planning – Birthday Cake
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Whether it means ordering cake or eating it, event planners surround themselves with parties and this delicious dessert.
6. Political Science – Red Velvet
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Political Science is sophisticated and timely, just like the classic Red Velvet flavor.
7. Music – Cinnamon Bun
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Music is known for its drum rolls, so let’s raise the volume with this Cinnamon Roll flavor.
8. Business – Double Stuffed
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Business Majors are stuffed with classes ranging from economics, accounting, marketing, and more. These students are far from normal by having double the workload that takes double the time.
9. Engineering – Golden Oreo
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Not many students are Engineering Majors, so these wise individuals are the Golden Oreos among the crowd.
10. Pre-Vet – Heads or Tails
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Veterinarians love everything with a tail.