> CS grads also have the lowest underemployment rates in the list.
Which is quite surprising. The market for scientists in the area of computing has never appeared to be very large. Not to mention that in my anecdotal experience, any CS grads I've ever met gave up the dream and had accepted lowly programming positions like our summer jobs in high school, or moved towards some kind of business management-type job, which is ever further away from CS.
Which is quite surprising. The market for scientists in the area of computing has never appeared to be very large. Not to mention that in my anecdotal experience, any CS grads I've ever met gave up the dream and had accepted lowly programming positions like our summer jobs in high school, or moved towards some kind of business management-type job, which is ever further away from CS.