[mazda77]

Again, we see so many seeking the least common denominator (easy path) as a means to gain. Notice that the engineering grads have no issue finding a job?

[Cincinatus' Wife]

Andi Meuth is a recent Texas A&M grad and earned a history degree. Andi has been applying for many jobs, but hasn't managed to land a decent one yet. She applied at USAA recently and is hoping that one will pan out. Photo: San Antonio Express-News / SA

Andi Meuth displays her class ring from Texas A&M.....Photo: San Antonio Express-News / SA

[pepsionice]

Let’s emphasize this to kids once again....engineering of any type, science-related degrees, and medical degrees...will be professions that always have open doors. You might have to agree to move a state away or such....but these folks never have problems.

A degree in women’s studies? A degree in gourmet science? A degree in French literature? Well....you’d best hope that Subway has a manager opening somewhere and just take what you can get in times like this.

[OneWingedShark]

Notice that the engineering grads have no issue finding a job?

Computer Science major here; can't find a job either.