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<p>You would likely be taken more seriously if you limited your criticism to biology and chemistry (rather than lumping all “science” majors together), since university career surveys indicate that graduates in other sciences like physics, (applied) math, statistics, and computer science graduates do much better.</p>
<p>Granted, biology is a very popular major. But it seem that it is mostly used as a “pre-med major” (even though medical schools do not require any particular major); the majority who do not get into any medical school then flood the job market. It is a bad situation for those who want to study biology for other reasons.</p>