What is the most unemployable degree...?

I don't know, but as far as amount learned (both content as well as critical thinking and writting skills), practical skills, and salary benefits, I'd have to guess business administration is way up there.

Time twitter account posted yesterday that architecture was most likely to be unemployed. Here in England I know that physiotherapy is particularly hard to get relevent experience or employment.

http://lifeinc.today.msnbc.msn.com/_...-job-prospects

Psychology has a 30% unemployment rate IIRC

econ

english, but like everyone who gets those crappy degrees just gets another more practical degree.

leadership, dont know if its most unemployable but its ****ing retarded

but also psychology and philosophy

Bidness

Philosophy actually tends to do way better than you'd expect. It is basically majoring in critical thinking and writing good arguments.

English degrees are worthless unless you plan on a career in editing (for a publishing house). And even then you're probably going to need a more specialized grad degree.

it depends, English degree from harvard is bound to be more valuable than math degree from ****ty state school

Undergrad psychology is a lot more employable than people think if you do any sort of mental health or research related extracurriculars during college. My friend went to a state school, majored in psychology and within 2 months had like 4 different job offerings doing stuff ranging from medical research assistant, mental health tech, crisis hotline, and doing work with autistic kids. Granted, none of these jobs would pay more than 30k, but most people wouldn't be working these jobs past their 20s before going to grad school in a related field or moving up to supervisory roles in whatever organization they are working in.

Probably only if you plan a career in teaching English or something closely related.

elaborate please?