A recent study released in January found that 11.1 percent of non-technical majors were unemployed upon graduation, compared to 8.9 percent of social sciences majors and 5.4 percent of engineering, sciences, education or health care majors.
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A recent study released in January found that 11.1 percent of non-technical majors were unemployed upon graduation, compared to 8.9 percent of social sciences majors and 5.4 percent of engineering, sciences, education or health care majors.