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You're entirely missing the point and that is very scary. For you to say that choosing a major resulting in a career is irrelevant blows my mind... It's not about being "too expensive," it's about the ROI produced by the investment you are making in your education. Universities and high school counsellors have managed to convince kids that spending 10s of thousands to sit in on lectures about something they're "interested in", is OK and to be encouraged, when in reality, that major investment will result in nothing more than unemployment and an inability to pay your bills. When you're 17 years old you don't know any better, but when you end up faced with reality, you will not be happy with your 16$ an hour job as an admin assistant (which you will hate) but so thankful you spent 20k on the "good experience" you had in your arts major. University is beyond valuable but you need to be wise in your choice of major. I'm disgusted that y'all are in denial to the extent that you think it's ok to spread this BS to freshman, you're a part of the problem. To say it's ok that people are committing suicide over this because more people commit suicide from serving overseas? If that is your justification YOU seriously need to reevaluate your priorities. Unbelievable!