| | The '''worst college majors''' are fields of study that leave the student with relatively few job opportunities and often a distorted or ultra-[[liberal]] view of the world. Students incur an average debt in excess of $25,000 for attending college, and these college majors can leave such students without the ability to pay off their loans, which are typically not dischargeable in bankruptcy. [[Conservative]] Congressman [[Madison Cawthorn]] (R-NC) advises college students who are not seeking to be engineers, physicians, or lawyers, to drop out of college because, in his words, college is a "scam".<ref>https://www.newsweek.com/madison-cawthorn-urges-fellow-conservatives-leave-college-i-am-proudly-dropout-1661932</ref> By 2022, major employers including [[IBM]], [[Google]], [[Delta]], and the State of [[Maryland]] had dropped college degrees as a requirement for many of their jobs. | | The '''worst college majors''' are fields of study that leave the student with relatively few job opportunities and often a distorted or ultra-[[liberal]] view of the world. Students incur an average debt in excess of $25,000 for attending college, and these college majors can leave such students without the ability to pay off their loans, which are typically not dischargeable in bankruptcy. [[Conservative]] Congressman [[Madison Cawthorn]] (R-NC) advises college students who are not seeking to be engineers, physicians, or lawyers, to drop out of college because, in his words, college is a "scam".<ref>https://www.newsweek.com/madison-cawthorn-urges-fellow-conservatives-leave-college-i-am-proudly-dropout-1661932</ref> By 2022, major employers including [[IBM]], [[Google]], [[Delta]], and the State of [[Maryland]] had dropped college degrees as a requirement for many of their jobs. |
| − | Courses on witchcraft are commonly offered as part of women’s studies at many public universities, even in [[conservative]] states. | + | Courses on [[witchcraft]] are commonly offered as part of women’s studies at many public universities, even in [[conservative]] states. |
| | Adding insult to injury, many public colleges have begun charging students more if they decline one of the Worst College Majors, and study something of value instead.<ref>https://www.usatoday.com/news/education/story/2012-04-24/differential-tuition-increase-major/54513940/1</ref> Incidentally, a study by ''USA Today'' and the non-profit Education Sector showed that 514 colleges are more likely to produce defaults in student loans than graduates.<ref>https://www.breitbart.com/Big-Government/2013/07/03/514-Colleges-Have-Higher-Default-Rates-Than-Graduation-Rates</ref> | | Adding insult to injury, many public colleges have begun charging students more if they decline one of the Worst College Majors, and study something of value instead.<ref>https://www.usatoday.com/news/education/story/2012-04-24/differential-tuition-increase-major/54513940/1</ref> Incidentally, a study by ''USA Today'' and the non-profit Education Sector showed that 514 colleges are more likely to produce defaults in student loans than graduates.<ref>https://www.breitbart.com/Big-Government/2013/07/03/514-Colleges-Have-Higher-Default-Rates-Than-Graduation-Rates</ref> |