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The United States Census Bureau has released a set of visualizations showing the proportion of graduate employment in the various fields.
Amongst the results shown, design majors seem most likely to proceed to the Arts and Entertainment or Education fields after college.
It is noted that the data is not specific to just design majors, but anyone in the visual and performing arts track. Nonetheless, these showings seem to indicate that having a degree in design, and other visual arts, is still valuable.
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[via Fast Company, images via United States Census Bureau]
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The United States Census Bureau has released a set of visualizations showing the proportion of graduate employment in the various fields.
Amongst the results shown, design majors seem most likely to proceed to the Arts and Entertainment or Education fields after college.
It is noted that the data is not specific to just design majors, but anyone in the visual and performing arts track. Nonetheless, these showings seem to indicate that having a degree in design, and other visual arts, is still valuable.
Scroll down to look at the charts or find out more here.
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[via Fast Company, images via United States Census Bureau]