Government, of course, would be the most valuable and, therefore, expensive major. Which would be the premium majors and which would be the discount brands?
TJE, You misunderstand me. I am not attempting to link the actual academic value of the subject to its cost. Rather, I am simply saying that Womens Studies does not easily qualify in dollar terms after graduation, something I believe to be an empirical fact. In this light, I am actually applauding Women's Studies majors for their willingness to pursue their love of the subject matter without much regard for its future economic value. I would put English, Psychology, Creative Writing, and many other subjects in the same category.
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Well, at least Women's Studies would be dirt cheap.
A Government Degree from Hamilton more valuable than their degree offered in Goldman Sachs imean Economics?
And I think you would just have to charge a Comparative Literature major the average price of a couple of year's rent for a loft in Williamsburg.
Ryan, eventually, all those econ majors will be working for the government majors.
Ian, you are on very thin ice.
TJE,
You misunderstand me. I am not attempting to link the actual academic value of the subject to its cost. Rather, I am simply saying that Womens Studies does not easily qualify in dollar terms after graduation, something I believe to be an empirical fact. In this light, I am actually applauding Women's Studies majors for their willingness to pursue their love of the subject matter without much regard for its future economic value. I would put English, Psychology, Creative Writing, and many other subjects in the same category.
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