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The burgeoning regret among humanities and arts majors may help explain why humanities graduates are a dying breed. “There’s a pretty significant change underway,” historian and digital humanist @benmschmidt said. https://t.co/JJvfvqWHMO https://t.co/uLBCXEAZwj — PolitiTweet.org

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The Fed also asks if people regret the specific school they went to. Those in vocational programs are most likely to regret their school, while education majors are least likely. https://t.co/JJvfvqWHMO https://t.co/aU6JeciBDU — PolitiTweet.org

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By 2021, disciplines such as history, English and religion graduated less than half as many students as they did in their early 2000s heyday, relative to the overall size of the graduating student body, according to Schmidt’s analysis. https://t.co/JJvfvqWHMO https://t.co/ol5tOK9UlW — PolitiTweet.org

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