Abolish the Business Major–Anti-intellectual degree programs have no place in college.

By Johann N. Neemby–(Published in the Chronicle of Higher Education)

The evidence suggests there is no reason to believe majoring in the liberal arts and sciences will have a negative impact on earning potential. Indeed, majoring in the arts and sciences may actually improve graduates’ prospects. According to an AAC&U study, employers overwhelmingly desire college students with a liberal education, both for the kinds of knowledge and perspectives such an education offers and because of the higher-end skills it develops.

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