What are the top ten most regretted college majors?

Yoo, I'm just trying to avoid making a mistake with my major choices. Can anyone share some info on the top ten most regretted college majors? It's just good to know what other people wish they would've avoided.

Absolutely, it's good to consider the pros and cons of a range of majors! In a recent study, the majors with the highest levels of regret and the reasons why are:

1. English: Many graduates felt that they have limited job opportunities and aren't able to command as high a salary as they hoped.

2. Physical & Life Sciences: Some graduates regretted their major due to the demand for advanced degrees for career progression in these fields.

3. Social Sciences and Law: Graduates regretted the amount of debt they accumulated during their studies in relation to their career prospects.

4. Art: Limited job opportunities and low salaries were cited as the main disadvantages for this major.

5. Humanities: This field also had limited job opportunities post graduation.

6. Psychology: Some graduates felt they needed higher-level degrees to enter the field.

7. Business: Graduates reported that their major was too general and that niche specializations would have suited them better.

8. Health Professions: The challenging nature of the field in terms of the hours worked was a reason for regret.

9. Education: Graduates regretted due to the low salaries in the field.

10. Communications: Some graduates expressed regret as they felt it to be a broad field of study with low salaries.

Keep in mind, however, that regret is very individual and often depends more on your personal interest and career goals than the major itself. It's always best to pursue a field you're passionate about and think about how that major can apply to different careers. I've seen people thrive in all of these majors, and others not so much. The key is to discover what you love and how you can bring value to your chosen industry or discipline. Engage with career services and professors at your college to understand what options are available for different majors. It's also crucial to find internships and work experiences while you're in school - real-world experience can expand your knowledge about the industry and give you a competitive edge.