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In second place, there are two courses with 47 percent of students saying History, Geography and Politics and Fine Art/Design weren't 'worth it'.
In comparison then, the courses that have resounding positive reviews include science and maths based degrees.
87 percent of Chemistry and Natural Sciences, 81 percent of Computer Sciences and 80 percent of those who studied Maths and Statistics said that they were happy with the courses.
The people who studied those courses believe that the knowledge they gained is useful to them in their everyday jobs and with arts-based degrees, the skills picked up aren't as 'transferable'.
You can check out the research in full here.‘I’m a 29-year-old woman and my income would shock my friends if it was made public’
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