The 10 Worst College Majors of 2018
November 29th, 2017
Another year, another upsetting list to devastate art and non-STEM majors across the country. Sure, low pay is a big factor in what makes a degree worthless, but it’s far from the only thing. With the job market as volatile as ever, the chances of finding a job is factored in just as heavily as starting salaries and mid-career salaries. What good is a degree if you can’t even get a job, right?
Another year, another upsetting list to devastate art and non-STEM majors across the country. Sure, low pay is a big factor in what makes a degree worthless, but it’s far from the only thing. With the job market as volatile as ever, the chances of finding a job is factored in just as heavily as starting salaries and mid-career salaries. What good is a degree if you can’t even get a job, right?
4. Anthropology
Anthropology is a hard major to rank. While its average starting salary is higher than most on this list at $40,500, it is also one of the hardest degrees to find employment with. Over 12,000 people graduated with a degree in anthropology in 2016, as opposed to just 700 job openings looking specifically for anthropology majors.
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