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What’s In Your Easter Basket Based On Your Major

This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at Temple chapter.

1. Chocolate bunny. 

 

Environmental Science:

You wouldn’t dream of eating a real live rabbit—we know—but this delicacy was selected for you to indulge in without sacrificing the creatures of the world we love.  

 

2. DIY Dip Dyed and Hand Painted Easter Eggs

 

Art Major: 

You’re less considered about taste than you are with craftsmanship.  These basket-stuffers won’t be on the menu for Sunday brunch, unless you want a taste of Salmonella, but they may be displayed in the Philadelphia Museum of Art, instead.

 

3. Jelly Beans

Education Majors:

There are SO many good uses for these in the classroom.  You can teach colors, numbers, sharing, and even use jellybeans as bribes so that your future students will turn in their schoolwork!  We’d say you’re welcome, but we’re sure you already knew.

 

4. Carmel Apple

 

Pre Med and Nursing Majors: 

You live by the motto, “An Apple a day keeps the doctor away,” but hey, it’s Easter!  You know how to balance mental happiness with physical health, and are all about fun toppings.

 

5. Peppermint Patty

 

Political Science and Social Justice Majors:

This stuffer contains a hint of cynicism with a side of feminism.  Minty Fresh.

 

6. Flourless, Un-iced, Carrot-Cake Muffins

 

Nutrition Majors:

No flour, no sugar, no fun!  Is this an Easter-basket worthy item?  Debatable.  Will anyone else eat it?  Probably not.  Kudos to you for trying, nutrition majors, we applaud your work ethic and self control.

 

7. Sweethearts

 

English and Communication Majors:

You have a way with words, and we know you are just dying to put together some colorful sentences with these words and phrases.  Snack on, LOL.

 

8. Peeps

 

Chemical Engineering Major: 

Yeah, we know you’re going to put it in the microwave, and no, we can’t wait to read your lab report.  If you plan ahead, maybe you can one of these marshmallows before conducting a scientific experiment.

Best wishes, and Happy Easter to those who celebrate!

 

 

 

 

 

 

Student journalist at Temple Univerisity with a love for health, humanity and story-telling. Check out my bylines on Philly.com, College Fashionista and The Temple News.
Logan is a junior journalism major, and serves as Campus Correspondent.  She is also the proud president of Delta Phi Epsilon, Delta Nu, her sorority. Logan is typically super busy, but still dedicates hours to reading a Cosmo from front to back...twice. Logan loves all things social media, especially following puppy accounts on Instagram. Her dream is to break into the magazine industry and help empower other women to pursue their dreams, whatever that may be.