“Providing students, regardless of their major, with the skills that employers are seeking should be part of every academic department’s curriculum. For example, psychology, a perennially popular major with more than 100,000 graduates a year, is a field with limited prospects for those who don’t pursue advanced studies. But a psychology major who acquires data analysis skills through research or internships can unlock more than 100,000 additional entry-level jobs paying on average $60,000, versus $39,000 for psychology majors overall” WSJ, 2021,The Crisis of Unemployed College Graduates
The Best Freshman Year is a Gap Year (Chronicle of Higher Education, 2018)
