The phrase "a particular major" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific field of study or academic discipline that someone is pursuing in college or university.
Example: "She decided to focus on a particular major that aligned with her career goals in environmental science."
Alternatives: "a specific major" or "a certain major".
THE day is probably not very far off when if you want to take a look at a particular play from a particular major league game a few seasons back, you'll simply hit a couple of keys on your remote compu-video control panel and sit back as the play unfolds before your eyes on your super-high-definition, wall-size, flat-panel, three-dimensional-display video screen.
Do I have to apply to a particular major?
No, you do not apply to a particular major; you apply to the college.
The most significant seem to be foundational courses that prepare students for higher-level work in a particular major.
Director of Undergraduate Studies in each academic department is also available to help plan a path toward a particular major.
Health professions schools do not prescribe or even prefer a particular major; they do, however, require particular undergraduate courses.
However, I believe there needs to be more intentional conversation on the issue of whether college graduates' earnings can accurately measure the quality of a college education or particular major.
Donors go to the website and search for student criteria, such as a scholar with a particular major.
What distinguishes our work is that we focus on identifying how a particular institutional characteristic, major peer group quality, influences STEM major choice.
This being a particular challenge for major infrastructure works in the urban environment.
They suffer from a particular form of major depression, triggered by changes in the seasons, called seasonal affective disorder or Sad.
