<p>What does dead-end specify here? Is it only general unemployment? What degree programs is this study taking into account? Associates, Certificates, Masters? A lot of those (Devry, Phoenix) also offer IS programs. Could this affect the #1 standing? </p>
<p>I don’t know if I agree with this report (as I do with various other Yahoo articles).</p>
<p>IS is a great major nowadays due to our abundant use of technology. It seems that IS gives the best of both worlds with Business and Technology.</p>