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Study: Journalism Graduates Top The List Of ‘Most Regretted’ College Majors As Trust In Mainstream Media Tanks

87 percent of journalism graduates regret their degree choice

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(The Federalist) At a time when the majority of Americans recognize the corporate media are dishonest, journalism tops the list of the 10 most regretted college majors, according to a ZipRecruiter survey from last November that CNBC republicized on Sunday.

A whopping 87 percent of journalism graduates regret their degree choice, with sociology, liberal arts, communications, and education next on the regret list. Of job seekers with college degrees overall, 44 percent regret their chosen major.

 

It’s conventional wisdom that students who spend exorbitant amounts of money on a college degree, or take out monstrous loans to do so, should consider whether their chosen field of study will leave them with useful and valuable skills.

Fields that prize technical expertise, like medicine or engineering, are generally safer financial bets that justify hefty education bills, as one Georgetown study showed. In the ZipRecruiter survey, the least regretted college major was computer and information studies, with criminology, engineering, and nursing following in the ranking.

But modern J-school students, on the other hand, typically write massive tuition checks to be instructed in the propaganda that passes for journalism at most universities and in the insulated newsrooms their students populate. They are taught by people like The New York Times’ Nikole Hannah-Jones, the author of the error-plagued revisionist history known as The 1619 Project, often at expensive “elite” schools.
A study from the Journal of Expertise studied two major publications, The Wall Street Journal and The New York Times, and found that 44 percent of Times employees and 50 percent of Journal employees attended elite schools. Further, approximately 28 percent of the papers’ overall editors and writers attended Ivy League schools.

 

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