That is true. But so do many STEM majors to fulfill their plan.
Not that many careers for BS math majors.
My daughter could have just gone into govt relations with a bachelors and done fine. However, the extra three years with the joint degree will put her well above where she would be earning capacity wise. The point is you need a plan and to work at your studies, not just party in a drunken stupor, taking cake courses for 4 years. If you do, normally you will be fine. Also, despite our current system of higher ed, some may actually come out educated.
My daughter could have just gone into govt relations with a bachelors and done fine. However, the extra three years with the joint degree will put her well above where she would be earning capacity wise. The point is you need a plan and to work at your studies, not just party in a drunken stupor, taking cake courses for 4 years. If you do, normally you will be fine. Also, despite our current system of higher ed, some may actually come out educated.