This post is in partnership with University of Phoenix
Does it seem like there are more law and MBA graduates than ever now? And how big is the decline in students pursuing education and engineering? As trends in in American culture, economy, and education change, so do students' choices in degree fields. The interactive infographic above explores which degrees and subjects have gained in popularity and which have declined over the course of ten years.
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