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Education got worse

What do you know about it? Nothing.

 

[Hafar1014]

What do you know about it? Nothing.

Public schools advocated trans gender ideology thats child abuse. They opposed parental rights. They shut down schools during covid that harmed education Test scores have declined.
We have created generation of useless graduates with worthless degrees
Is that better or worse

 

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Public schools advocated trans gender ideology ...

Bullshit

 

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...They opposed parental rights. ...

Bullshit

 

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We have created generation of useless graduates with worthless degrees
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Bullshit

 

[Hafar1014]

Bullshit

Thats what they are bullshit but Starbucks needs workers
"Useless" college degrees often fall into creative arts (Music, Theater, Fine Arts, Photography), niche humanities (Art History, Philosophy, Anthropology, Religious Studies, Ethnic Studies), and some social sciences (Psychology, Criminal Justice, Communications), due to limited direct job paths or lower earning potential compared to STEM, but their value depends heavily on skills gained, personal goals, and career navigation, with some arguing they offer valuable soft skills for the AI age.

Commonly cited "useless" majors:

• Arts & Humanities:
  Fine Arts, Music, Theater, Photography, Art History, Philosophy, Creative Writing, Religious Studies, Anthropology.
  
  
• Social Sciences:
  Psychology, Sociology, Criminal Justice, Communications, Ethnic Studies, Gender Studies.
  
  
• Other:
  Fashion Design, Culinary Arts, Travel & Tourism, Education (some areas), Paralegal Studies.
  

Why they're considered "useless" (and counterarguments):

• • Narrow Job Market:
    Some degrees lead to highly competitive or few specific roles (e.g., Art History, Theater).
    
  • Lack of Marketable Skills:
    Critics say they don't teach "hard" skills employers demand, though proponents argue they teach critical thinking, communication, and creativity.
    
  • Low ROI:
    Some studies show lower average salaries or higher unemployment for graduates in these fields, though this isn't always true.

 

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Commonly cited "useless" majors:

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