College Majors with the

Lowest Unemployment

Rate.

Will I get a job when I graduate?

➢ Recent High school graduate

➢ Adult- mid career change

Are you unsure what degree is best for you, and will allow you to obtain employment after graduation?

Elementary Education 3.6%

Great college major choice due to teacher shortage particularly in rural and impoverished areas. There is also a need for teachers with a specialty in STEM subjects.

Geology/ Geo-Physics Engineering 0%

People in this program study quantitative physical methods. They use math and science to study geology.

Agriculture Production & Management 3.0%

This major study the science, business, and technology of agriculture and food systems. There is an emphasis on the management application supporting production agriculture.

Physician Assistant - 1.2%

This major allows a person to become licensed and practice medicine as well as work closely with a doctor in a variety of specialties..

Information Technology (IT) 11.4%

A major in technology with the ability to focus on various concentrations. Learning how to code, or develop softwares or hardware this will become a valuable work skill needed by companies.

Nurse/Nurse Practitioner 0.9%- 4.8%

With an increase of the ages of nurses, there will be a high percentage of nurses retiring. A major in nursing is a awesome choice.

Finance Major - 5.9%

With the recent recession, there will be an increase of finance careers that focus on all aspects of money management.

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