15 Prolific Politicians' College Majors (And Yes, Hillary's Is Exactly What You'd Imagine)

Recently, Paul found himself in hot water over the revelation that he lied about having a bachelor’s degree. That said, he does hold a medical degree from the prestigious Duke University.

While she was studying political science at Wellesley College, Clinton was also president of the College Republicans. She later earned a degree at Yale Law School.

Christie describes himself as having a “bully demeanor,” which fits well with his education since he graduated with a law degree.

Despite having a degree in journalism, Palin did not fair well in many disastrous campaign interviews on the 2008 campaign trail.

Biden had serious plagiarism scandal while he attended Syracuse Law School, though he claims the infamous incident was an accident.

The former Arkansas governor and FOX News host received a degree in religion from Ouachita Baptist University; he later worked for a TV evangelist after graduation.

The former president attended Yale University and graduated with a degree in history. As a student Bush played rugby and before taking command of the Oval Office, he was the president of a fraternity.

Santorum is a pretty educated guy — he holds three degrees: a bachelor’s in political science, a master’s in business administration, and a law degree. That’s a lot of time in school.

The first member of her family to graduate college, the Massachusetts senator received a law degree from Rutgers University.

Clinton first got his taste for Washington D.C. while he majored in International Studies at Georgetown University. He later won the Rhodes Scholarship where he studied government at Oxford University.

Jindal graduated with a double major in biology and public policy from Brown University. Just like Bill Clinton, he received the prestigious Rhodes Scholarship at Oxford University.

Our current commander-in-chief attended two Ivy League universities, first graduating with a degree in political science from Columbia University. He then received a degree from Harvard Law School where he served as the editor of the Harvard Law Review.

Just like his 2004 rival George Bush, Kerry also attended Yale University where he studied political science. Records indicate that Kerry’s overall GPA (then based out of 100) was 76, while Bush’s was one point higher.

Cruz studied public policy at Princeton University and later a J.D. at Harvard Law School. His interest in political theory frightened his freshman year roommate Craig Mazin, who told the Daily Beast that Cruz “had a book in Spanish and the title was Was Karl Marx a Satanist? And I thought, who is this person?”