Subj : Re: New to this
To   : NIGHTFOX
From : Dumas Walker
Date : Mon Apr 21 2025 07:08 am

>  DW> Otherwise, degrees in english, spanish, art, and history are rarely in
>  DW> high demand.

> Sometimes it can be hard to tell which degrees will be in demand when a
tuden
> graduates.  When a student first starts college, a certain degree or skillset
> might be highly in demand, but after maybe 4 years when they graduate, it
igh
> not be really in demand anymore.  And degrees that take longer (such as
edica
> doctors, etc.) might be taking more of a risk since their degrees take longer
> to complete, though it may be a fairly safe bet that there will always be
ood
> demand for medical doctors.

True, but the ones I have listed are really never in demand on their own.
Unless you are planning to use them as a springboard into grad school
(likely for a teaching degree), you probably are not going to find many
jobs in those fields, and even fewer good-paying ones.


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