>It's not so much a critique of the majors but rather the professional requirements of the job listing. For jobs that don't have an innate technical (technical

>It's not so much a critique of the majors but rather the professional requirements of the job listing. For jobs that don't have an innate technical (technical in the loosest sense of the term) requirement, they only want a certain class of person working there and college degrees are just how they do that. I'd go further and suggest that many of these jobs only really exist to save face for the underperforming children of the upper-middle classes.