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Also commerce is difficult to get into however, even within the program there's a lot of useless major (marketing? Yea you're gonna end up right next to the arts majors.) Within commerce there's technical and non-technical majors and of course, technical is more likely to benefit you after university. Hard skills > soft skills, more in demand, etc. Not telling anyone what to do, I just made the mistake myself and I know I wouldn't be as successful as I am today had I not realized my "passion" wasn't going to get me a job. Also, you can develop passion for anything, I am literally obsessed with the work I do now and I agree, in any major that kind of passion and drive CAN lead to success. The problem is people who aren't actually all that passionate about history and are just going to university because that's what they're supposed to do and are guaranteed a number of jobs they can do with their major to later realize those jobs don't even exist. It happens a lot, so consider learning some hard skills, that's all my point is.