According to career site Zippia, which used US Census data to estimate the unemployment rate for people 22 to 25 years old in various fields, there are several areas of study that make job-finding harder...Considering that all those numbers except #1 are in descending order, do you think they meant 18.54%?
Here are the majors that produce the highest unemployment rates:
1. Composition and Rhetoric — 17.54%
2. Environmental Science — 11.79%
3. Anthropology and Archaeology — 11.76%
4. Drama And Theater Arts — 11.42%
5. Film, Video, and Photographic Arts — 11.24%
6. Mass Media — 10.92%
7. Fine Arts — 10.90%
8. Area Ethnic and Civilization Studies — 10.84%
9. Intercultural and International Studies — 9.93%
10. Communication Technologies — 9.40%
11. Biology — 8.76%
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Monday, October 16, 2017
College Majors With The Highest Unemployment Rates
I admit, #2 surprised me:
Environmental Science majors are finding nongovernmental employers prefer Environmental Engineering majors. Government employers want advanced degrees.
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