17 College Majors That Report Higher Underemployment

According to a recently released survey from salary, jobs and career database, PayScale, holders of these bachelors degrees said they felt they were unemployed. To complete its study, PayScale collected data from 962,956 workers between 3/21/2014 and 3/21/2016.

1) Physical Education Teaching

% Underemployed: 56.4%

2) Human Services

% Underemployed: 55.6%

3) Illustration

% Underemployed: 54.7%

4) Criminal Justice

% Underemployed: 53.0%

5) Project Management

% Underemployed: 52.8%

6) Radio/Television & Film Production

% Underemployed: 52.6%

7) Studio Art

% Underemployed: 52.0%

8) Health Care Administration

% Underemployed: 51.8%

9) Education

% Underemployed: 51.8%

10) Human Development & Family Studies

% Underemployed: 51.5%

11) Creative Writing

% Underemployed: 51.1%

12) Animal Science

% Underemployed: 51.1%

13) Exercise Science

% Underemployed: 51.0%

14) Health Sciences

% Underemployed: 50.9%

15) Paralegal Studies

% Underemployed: 50.9%

16) Theatre

% Underemployed: 50.8%

17) Art History

% Underemployed: 50.7%

Source: https://www3.forbes.com/leadership/17-college-majors-that-report-higher-underemployment/?utm_source=FacebookTest1&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=3&utm_campaign=17-college-majors-that-report-higher-mlb&kwp_0=823359&kwp_4=2831625&kwp_1=1201157