What did Manami study in college?

1. What the records you gave cover — and what they don’t

The documents in your search results include sports scoreboards, college academic calendars, guides about popular majors and MBA entrance exams, and scholarship lists — none are personal profiles or biographies that would state an individual named Manami’s college major ^{[1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9] [10] [11] [12] [13] [14]}. Because these sources focus on institutional schedules, admissions testing, and broad advice about majors, they cannot answer a question about a specific person’s field of study.

2. Why this matters: difference between data types

Institutional pages (academic calendars and exam guidance) and general-interest articles about majors give aggregate or procedural information — for example, an academic calendar lists term dates but never student biographies, and MBA-admissions pages describe eligibility criteria rather than alumni majors ^{[6] [10] [11] [7] [12] [8]}. Therefore, asking "What did Manami study?" requires sources of a different kind: interviews, alumni profiles, university directories, or reputable biographies — none of which appear in your result set (available sources do not mention such biographical material) (p1_s1–^[1]4).

3. How to find an answer reliably

To learn what a specific person studied in college, consult: official university alumni pages, LinkedIn profiles, news interviews, obituaries, or primary documents (degree conferrals, commencement programs). None of the provided links lead to those items; instead they point to scoreboard pages, general major guides, exam info, and academic calendars ^{[1] [2] [3] [6] [7] [8] [10] [11] [12] [14]}. Use site-specific search terms like "Manami alumni [University name]" or "Manami degree [year]" on the university site or in reputable news databases.

4. Common pitfalls and potential misinformation

When a name is common (Manami is a common Japanese given name), search results may conflate multiple people. The current results include no personal identifiers to confirm which Manami you mean, so any attempt to answer without further disambiguation risks error or misattribution (available sources do not provide disambiguating details) (p1_s1–^[1]4). Also avoid relying on social-media comments or unverified fan pages unless corroborated by institutional records.

5. Alternative steps you can take right now

If you can provide one of the following, I can search within the supplied corpus or suggest likely next sources: Manami’s family name, a workplace or affiliation, the country or university she attended, or context (e.g., "Manami the author" or "Manami the athlete"). With none of that, the present search set cannot answer the question because it contains no personal profiles or mentions of Manami (available sources do not mention Manami’s college study) (p1_s1–^[1]4).

6. If you meant a topical question about majors rather than a person

If your intent was to ask, for example, "What do students named Manami commonly study?" — that would require demographic and education-research data not present here. The available articles on popular majors and scholarship opportunities give general trends (business-related majors and education remain popular, per an advisory piece) but do not break those trends down by given name or nationality ^{[2] [5]}. For name-linked educational trends, you would need academic or census research, which is not among the provided links.

If you want, tell me which Manami you mean (last name, profession, or affiliation) and I will attempt to locate sources that contain her educational background; with the current documents I cannot state what she studied because the records provided do not include that information (available sources do not mention Manami’s college major) (p1_s1–^[1]4).