@coolguy40 : The overall point I am making is that I think “majors” in and of themselves are far over-rated. For example, concentrations in the business school do not just stand alone. The business school students “power up” those majors via internships and other oppurtunities (largely facilitated by their own drive and the networking). It often becomes difficult to determine if it is the major or “everything else”. A biology (which falls into the holy grail of STEM) major who just took some courses in biology major is not particularly employable, but one who took internships, did research, or combined it with something marketable like CS skills (not even a major is required) is.