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Interestingly, data shows that Behavioral Science graduates often have high debt-to-income ratios, signaling a precarious financial future. Many graduates may find themselves in roles unrelated to their degree while the loans continue to accrue interest, turning their passion into a distressing financial liability.
Religious Education: A Spiritual Yet Financial Sacrifice
Coming in next on the list is Religious Education, where the median debt stands at $32,000. While many find great value in spiritual education, the financial return often doesn't match the investment. Career paths such as youth ministry, religious education teaching, or nonprofit work frequently do not necessitate an expensive degree, instead favoring practical experience and genuine passion for faith.