The few humanities majors who dominate in the business world
In the mid-1990s, technology-driven economic growth induced a strong demand for science, technology, engineering and mathematics, or STEM, skills. This development came at the expense of humanities and liberal arts. More people, especially women, enrolled in STEM fields rather than humanities and liberal arts studies. Students often falsely assumed that a humanities or liberal arts degree has far less employment potential than one […]
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