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The Costly Illusion: Degrees That Can Lead You to Financial Ruin

In a world where the price of higher education skyrockets, students often find themselves burdened with astronomical debt for degrees that may not lead to commissioned jobs or decent salaries. As the average student loan debt hovers around $40,000—more than the annual income of some graduates—it's crucial to dissect which majors might set you up for financial failure rather than success. Surprisingly, over half of graduates claim their degrees weren't worth the debt they incurred, leading to the feeling of getting scammed. Yet, there are strategies to mitigate this burden, as suggested by various financial experts.