1. Self reported data? Not necessarily accurate.
2. I glanced at the methodology. Confidence interval is 5-7%. So N is prolly pretty low. I don't think it says how many people actually participated.
3. Professional degrees aren't included. I was a history major, and I make $142K as a writer. But I have an MBA, which seems to open a lot of doors at companies.
Seems to me the worst thing you can do is major in a specialized, quasivocational discipline such as dance therapy, multimedia production, etc. College is too valuable an opportunity to waste on careerist bullshit. You've got your whole miserable life for that.
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Well, this chart doesn't tell us all that much.
1. Self reported data? Not necessarily accurate.
2. I glanced at the methodology. Confidence interval is 5-7%. So N is prolly pretty low. I don't think it says how many people actually participated.
3. Professional degrees aren't included. I was a history major, and I make $142K as a writer. But I have an MBA, which seems to open a lot of doors at companies.
Seems to me the worst thing you can do is major in a specialized, quasivocational discipline such as dance therapy, multimedia production, etc. College is too valuable an opportunity to waste on careerist bullshit. You've got your whole miserable life for that.