The Top College Majors in 2010
Are you thinking about going back to school? If so, you wouldn’t be alone. More adults are going back to college, or going to college for the first time, than ever before. This is mostly due to the economic downturn, which has left many jobless and without the skills to find more permanent employment.
If you are thinking about going back you might be interested to know that the Princeton Review did a survey to find the most popular majors for both students and employers for the year of 2010. Their annual survey is a well respected look at what direction the job market is taking, and what jobs will be in demand in the future.
No matter what course you take at what university you will be making a positive step for yuor future, and you will be prepared for when the job market reopens as the recession finally ends. You can also take advantage of the many online courses that are becoming a larger part of education offerings, which include Ivy League, technical, and other schools that are creating a bigger market for distance and adult learners.
Top 10 College Majors This Year:
- Business Administration and Management/Commerce
- Psychology
- Nursing
- Biology/Biological Sciences
- Education
- English Language and Literature
- Economics
- Communications Studies/Speech Communication and Rhetoric
- Political Science and Government
- Computer and Information Sciences
These ten degree options are the most popular in the country for many reasons: they are high in demand on the job market, pay well, and are incredibly versatile. If you are interested in getting your degree in any of the above fields now is a better time than ever.