The issue is that this might flood talented people to majors they don't like, yet who would be employable otherwise, while also being unfair to those who get a

The issue is that this might flood talented people to majors they don't like, yet who would be employable otherwise, while also being unfair to those who get a good job. Back in finance, I've met investment bankers and consultants who've majored in music and history. And yes, they often bring a unique perspective into the fold.