I’m not asking what’s the worst/one you respect the least. I’m asking what’s the least likely to help you get work.

  • zlatiah@lemmy.world
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    3 days ago

    I think it goes this way

    • Least: Probably a tie between most liberal arts majors. I can’t rank them, but methinks none of these directly lead to employable skills 😂 (which sucks because I think they are wonderful for a well-rounded education)
    • Really bad: “Pre-X” (pre-med, pre-law, …). The majors themselves are honestly quite adaptable to most white-collar jobs. But their fields carry the stereotype of requiring a super-advanced (often doctorate) degree, so probably high chances of underemployment
    • Bad: whatever major that was previously the part of a boom/bubble, so currently probably stuff like IT/data science. Great all-around majors that probably suffer from extremely lopsided demand-supply after the bubble pops
    • Tollana1234567@lemmy.today
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      2 days ago

      i think psych and lib arts are close? psych you have to get a grad degree psyD, or PHD. one of my cousins got a psyD. alot of people assumed you can get one with a BA in psych