These are the majors with the highest unemployment and underemployment rates according to visual capitalist, for context, the average unemployment rate across all majors in this study was 3.5% so the 10th place sociology is 2% points higher than that, and under employment is when workers are working less than full time or in a job they are overqualified for. So if you are considering getting a degree in art history liberal arts, or fine arts, know there’s a 60 plus percent chance you will either be unemployed or underemployed.
