Most overrated degrees?

Rollo Goodlove

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im either majoring in financing or writing

I wonder what the most popular degree field that holds doesn't hold any real promise or will be worthless in the future
 

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Psychology

Communications

Journalism

Writing :mjpls:

Human Resources (I got some friends doing this and when they told me I went :mindblown: ain't even know you could major in Human Resources :mjlol:)

I wouldn't necessarily say these are overrated but a good amount of people go into these majors not really knowing what they can do with it. Most students actually don't know what kind of job they can get with their major and what it entails.

Engineering can be overrated. I've heard from a lot of people that you don't use a lot of things you learned in college, you don't use math past algebra, you basically follow a formula the company already uses and don't have much creativity, freewill etc. Don't need an engineering degree to do the job, etc.

Now there are other engineers that said they have the freedom to come up with their own ideas, be creative, use a lot of what they learned etc.
 

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political science..psychology..sports marketing..shyt, marketing in general lol

that business major takes the cake tho

edit: nah religious studies might take that spot :mjlol:
 

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To the posters who said Human Resources and Psychology, did you dudes even go to college? :mindblown:

HR managers make DAMN good money, and Psycholgists who get thier Licenses to practice charge upwards of $200/hr. :comeon:

Yeah they don't know what they are talking about. Most businesses have a HR department and in order to land a job in HR you need an HR degree or a business degree. Many executive positions require business degrees, even to work as an administrative assistant and especially as a executive assistant and project manager assistants. Most of the jobs I mentioned make around $50,000 a year and up.
 
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