Seriously, If You Pick The Wrong Major Then Prepare To Be Unemployed

Seriously, If You Pick The Wrong Major Then Prepare To Be Unemployed:

Today's college grads have it tough. The unemployment rate for students with a new bachelor's degree is 8.9% — which is pretty on-par with the rest of the nation.

Those with a GED have it even tougher, with an unemployment rate of 22.9%.

Georgetown University's Center on Education and the Workforce released a study today that reveals the unemployment rates and salaries for nearly every type of college major — and includes these numbers for recent grads, those with experience, and those with a graduate degree (via Washington Post).

The unemployment rate for architecture majors is the highest at 13.9%, followed by arts majors (11.1%) and humanities and liberal arts majors (9.4%).

The unemployment rate for architecture majors is the highest at 13.9%

This chart shows just how much worse it is for architecture majors

If you want financial security, your best bet is to go into engineering

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