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The stats show art history majors have a 3 percent unemployment rate while computer engineering grads have a 7.5 percent ...

Surprisingly, some of the most popular majors have high unemployment rates, according to new data from the New York Fed.

Computer science ranked above other STEM majors like physics, which has a 7.8% unemployment rate, and computer engineering with a 7.5% unemployment rate. It also ranks above popular humanities ...

U.S. computer engineering graduates report a 7.5% unemployment rate, the third highest among all majors and more than twice art history’s 3%, according to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. The New ...

A similar major, computer engineering, also came with a steep 7.5% unemployment rate. These shocking numbers may cause more college students to question this career path for a more stable future.