gromicko
(Nick Gromicko, CMI)
July 26, 2026, 9:42pm
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According to recent data from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, six college majors with some of the highest unemployment rates for recent graduates include:
Highest Unemployment Majors
Anthropology: ~7.9% unemployment rate.
Computer Engineering: ~7.8% unemployment rate, affected by shifts in tech entry-level hiring.
Fine Arts: ~7.7% unemployment rate.
Performing Arts: ~7.0% unemployment rate.
Computer Science: ~7.0% unemployment rate.
Architecture: ~6.8% unemployment rate.
Who the hell is employing 92% of Anthro, Fine Arts, and Performer grads, at least in “steady jobs”?
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kleonard
(Kevin Leonard, CPI/CMI)
July 26, 2026, 11:43pm
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Nick Gromicko, CMI:
According to recent data from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, six college majors with some of the highest unemployment rates for recent graduates include:
Highest Unemployment Majors
Anthropology: ~7.9% unemployment rate.
Computer Engineering: ~7.8% unemployment rate, affected by shifts in tech entry-level hiring.
Fine Arts: ~7.7% unemployment rate.
Performing Arts: ~7.0% unemployment rate.
Computer Science: ~7.0% unemployment rate.
Architecture: ~6.8% unemployment rate.
One can only imagine where those numbers will be in a couple years as a result of AI.
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escanlan
(Emmanuel Scanlan, TREC# 7593)
July 27, 2026, 3:56am
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Yep 4 of those will be eliminated by AI and robotics while two are pure junk anyhow!
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rkenney
(Robert (Bob) Kenney, CMI® MD Lic.# 31044)
July 27, 2026, 11:43am
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All of those numbers are fairly meaningless. I suppose you are trying to make a point about something but it isn’t readily apparent.
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escanlan
(Emmanuel Scanlan, TREC# 7593)
July 27, 2026, 1:58pm
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Robert (Bob) Kenney, CMI® MD Lic.# 31044:
All of those numbers are fairly meaningless. I suppose you are trying to make a point about something but it isn’t readily apparent.
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He mostly just stirs the pot to see what flotsam and jetsam floats to the top.
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