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Minors and concentrations do not appear on diplomas.

The difference between a concentration and a degree is that a degree is an overall field of study ? business, for example ? while a concentration falls under that subject area and is more specific. So, in this example, a student majoring in business may select a concentration in a subject like marketing.

If you opt to complete a minor, it likely won't show up on your diploma. Instead, it will typically be listed on your transcripts. As you begin applying for jobs, you can include both your major and minor on your resume, showing employers the extra work you put into your degree.

The diploma shows the title of the degree the student has earned, such as Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, Master of Arts, or Master of Science in Nursing; it does not include the student's major.

Sandwich the diploma between two sheets of blotting paper and iron it on low to remove the creases. Note that while you can use heat on regular wood pulp-based paper diplomas, you should never use heat to flatten a parchment diploma.

Although every university offers copies and their rules may vary, you'll most likely need to pay a fee to obtain a replacement diploma. The fee for a new diploma can range anywhere from $25 to $150, depending on the school and the type of degree you're replacing.

Although concentrations are only a defined course of study and not listed on a diploma, many students still find them beneficial. Concentrations are a great feature to highlight in an internship, on a resume, and in a job interview.

A concentration refers to a subject or study within a specific major. This concentration must be in the same field. For example, within business administration, a complimentary concentration could be management, finance or marketing.