which degrees are the least likely to guarantee a job in 2012? According to Georgetown, here are the bottom 10, based on unemployment rates for recent graduates, cited in the study.
10. Economics
Unemployment rate: 9.4 percent
Starting pay: $48,000
9. Area Ethnic and Civilization Studies
Unemployment rate: 10.1 percent
Starting pay: $35,000
8. History
Unemployment rate: 10.2 percent
Starting pay: $32,000
7. Anthropology
Unemployment rate: 10.5 percent
Starting pay: $28,000
6. Philosophy and Religious Studies
Unemployment rate: 10.8 percent
Starting pay: $30,000
5. Information Systems
Unemployment rate: 11.7 percent
Starting pay: $43,000
4. Commercial Art and Graphic Design
Unemployment rate: 11.8 percent
Starting pay: $32,000
3. Fine Arts
Unemployment rate: 12.6 percent
Starting pay: $30,000
2. Film, Video and Photographic Arts
Unemployment rate: 12.9 percent
Starting pay: $30,000
1. Architecture
Unemployment rate: 13.9 percent Starting pay: $36,000.
via 10 College Majors With The Highest Unemployment Rates [Infographic] – Careers Articles.
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