While some tech companies are eliminating jobs as artificial intelligence capabilities become more advanced, one expert said there hasn't been a major decline in opportunities for students applying for jobs right after graduating.
Today's college students say that picking a major that's "AI-proof" feels like shooting at a moving target as they prepare for a job market that could be fundamentally different by the time they graduate.
Liberal arts majors were most likely to regret the area they chose to focus their studies, with many wishing they had pursued a scientific or quantitative field, according to the job site.
Across California, community colleges are rolling out bachelor's degrees, aimed at students who have long been left out of the traditional four-year pipelines. This includes older working adults and place-bound students who would benefit from a cheaper local path to careers in fields such as health care and public safety.
