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A discounted major refers to an undergraduate degree that is less strenuous on the student. Such a degree is deemed 'discounted' for its lowered GPA score. Such degrees are commonly known as MRS degrees; however, discounted majors extend beyond the common MRS degree. Undertakers of discounted majors often have high hopes for law school acceptance, job markets, and a general drive to succeed. This often leads to painful rejection; they often do not realize that their GPA is lowered by at least half a point when compared to real majors. Flaunting about a discounted major is like passing a driving exam. You aren't special.
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