<p>Film.</p>
<p>One of the best film schools in the world.</p>
<p>For film, UCLA’s strongest programs are screenwriting and directing. </p>
<p>At the undergraduate level it doesn’t really matter, as it is fairly strong most liberal arts as well as science and engineering departments to give one a well-rounded education. </p>
<p>At the graduate and post-grad level, it is more nuanced and really depends on your desired specialization. Some specializations will be quite strong while others may be worthless or non-existent in the same graduate “major”</p>
<p>How marketable is UCLA psych degree? What career options do you have with psych degree?</p>
<p>confidentiality – “marketability” is a funny concept. How marketable is an econ degree? Nursing, Accounting and Engineering are the only degrees I can think of immediately that are actual career training degrees. UCLA does not have accounting per se, so that leaves engineering and nursing if you want a “marketable” degree.</p>
<p>Companies that hire in general business don’t care much about your specific degree says… sure they’d like to see a few econ courses, a couple accounting, maybe one or two math courses… but beyond that, it’s all about whether you are smart, easy to work with (you play well in the sandbox), and hard working.</p>
<p>Which degree exactly says you’re smart, easy to work with, and hard working? Just about any.</p>