I think generically, the “worst” degree is one that is highly specialized, and overstaffed. People point at liberal arts, but the problem with it is there are a lot of people with those degrees and not enough jobs that use them effectively. You could get a hyper specific degree but if there are 10 people that work in the field and 10 jobs and isn’t growing, or you could get a very broad degree that has 100,000 jobs but also has 100,000 people working in it and also isn’t growing, you’re just as out of luck.
You have to find a degree that matches what you’re willing to do or learn with who is willing to pay you/grow. Even then, there’s no done deals. 10 years ago Computer Science was one of the top degrees to get, now people are fleeing the programs.
That is the once nice thing about social media. All these insufferable idiots put their insufferable actions right there in public so we can identify them and ignore them. Nothing better than seeing someone’s social media and going “ah, I’m not even gonna waste my time”