Are there advisors in schools, nowadays, to provide guidance for kids?
In the past several weeks, I've spoken to a lot of kids "just graduating" or "in a year or so". Many complain about a BAD job market.
But, when I drill down into their qualifications, most have taken "impractical" majors: english lit, psychology, history, art, etc.
Didn't anyone advise them as to the marketability of these educations before they invested 4 years of their time/money?
"And, where did you THINK you were going to work? Do you LOVE kids -- cuz you're likely only qualified to be a teacher..."