Which college majors are considered the least useful?

Hi there! I'm trying to narrow down my potential college majors and wondering about which ones are considered the least useful in terms of job prospects or versatility. I know 'useful' might be subjective, but if anyone could share some thoughts, I'd appreciate it.

It's crucial to remember that the utility of a major can be very personal and can depend on your career aspirations, personal strengths, and interests. That said, frequently, some majors are generally considered less directly 'useful' in the job market due to the limited number of jobs directly related to these fields or the low starting salaries. Examples could include Fine Arts, Philosophy, or Anthropology.

1. Fine Arts: While this major can lead to rewarding careers for some individuals, it often requires a high level of skill and dedication to secure a stable job directly related to the major, such as being a professional artist. However, this doesn't mean that these skills aren't transferrable to other fields. Creativity, for instance, is highly valued in marketing, advertising, and even technology fields.

2. Philosophy: This major develops critical thinking and writing skills. Still, there aren't many jobs outside academia directly associated with Philosophy, making it seem 'less useful' in terms of direct job prospects.

3. Anthropology: This is an enriching field that enables students to understand diverse cultures and societies. However, similar to Philosophy, there aren't many jobs directly connected to this field—though the skills developed can be of use in sectors like marketing, non-profits, or even user experience design.

Remember, it's more about what you do with your major rather than what the major is. Any major can lead to a successful career if it aligns with your career goals and you pursue relevant experiences, internships, and networking opportunities. If you are passionate about a field but worried about job prospects, a common strategy is to double major or minor in a more 'practical' field like Business or Computer Science.