thefrogman:

newsweek:

1. Fine Arts

2. Drama and Theatre Arts 

3. Film, Video, and Photographic Arts

4. Commercial Art and Graphic Design

5. Architecture

6. Philosophy and Religious Studies

7. English Literature and Language

8. Journalism

9. Anthropology and Archeology

10. Hospitality Management

11. Music

12. History

13. Political Science and Government

If you went to college and did the bare minimum just to get a piece of paper, then this list is probably true.

If you went to college and immersed yourself in the subject matter, soaking up every bit of knowledge you could attain… this list is bullshit. That education will have value and use for the rest of your life. 

Except hospitality management. That might be useless. 

I only read the architecture one but I’ll assume the other ones are just as stupid

>gives statistics for expected pay for current economy, which (in case you didn’t know) we’re still in a recession therefore nothing is being built. Within 6 years the expected pay of a graduate who majored in architecture will double or tripple the salary of whoever wrote this

>talks about architecture, shows a picture of a construction worker performing manual labor

idiots

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