What is objectively the best non-STEM degree? Gun to your head

Assembly Line Management

>>7924673
Economics or accounting.

Data based big business degrees.

>>7924678
>Accounting
>non-STEM

Welding

>>7924680
Sorry, never remember hearing science, mathematics or engineering departments handing out accounting degrees

>>7924673
Economics

Just b yourself :^)

computer science

>>7924673
Music

Gender studies

>>7924757

low quality bait

>>7924673
>What is objectively the best non-STEM degree?
History.

When studied correctly, it helps you figure out how things work and how to figure out when people are trying to bullshit you.

Unfortunately, it's also easy for someone to cherrypick to convince themselves and others of whatever they want to be true.

>>7924673
>non-STEM
>what is objectively the best
>objectivity
>non-STEM
good luck

Maybe Theology? Idk lol

>>7924673
I'd say Economics as well, by quite a margin.

>>7924680
Literally what.

>>7924812
Who will hire you with a history degree? What sort of job can you get with one?

>>7924673
Best in terms of what? Job prospects?

>>7924890
Sure

>>7924673
Technology management

>>7924910
Then I would say it depends on the university.
If the university has a top 10 business school then I would probably say something related to business like accounting, finance, marketing, etc.
If the university doesn't have a top 10 business school then economics I guess.

Probably something with agriculture but it depends on what you want in life. I didn't want to work because I'm lazy, so I became a farmer. Now, I work a few hours a week and make the same as someone in a 9-5 job. This is a dream job for me. Although, you don't really need a college degree to become a farmer. (I have a degree in computer science.)

>>7924823
Donno. You could go into politics I guess. My countries prime minister has a PhD in history

Psychology? Either become researcher or clinician

Medicine

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>>7926371
Thats kinda STEM actually depending on which defining you adhere to.