From the article: > Master’s degrees in fields like computer engineering, education, English, history and math seem to have fewer outlier programs and lower bo

From the article: > Master’s degrees in fields like computer engineering, education, English, history and math seem to have fewer outlier programs and lower borrowing amounts over all. It’s the less mainstream programs, where vague promises of a lucrative career are easier to make, that seem to encourage irrationally large debt.