Of course. A degree in education says, “I didn’t have the brains or skill for a real degree.”
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exactly correct. as shown by this:
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-bloggers/2932550/posts
IQ estimates by college major via SAT scores [average education major has 2-digit IQ]
blogspot.com ^ | March 25, 2009 | The Audacious Epigone
Posted on Monday, September 17, 2012 8:17:59 PM by grundle
IQ estimates by intended college major via SAT scores
Assuming the mean IQ of SAT test-takers included in a report by the College Board to be 103*, the estimated average IQ of students by intended college major follow. The estimates exclude writing results, which were added in 2005 and constitute what is generally considered the least objectively reliable part of the test**. The critical reading and mathematics (previously known as the quantitative section) portions are equally weighted:
Intended major IQ
Interdisciplinary studies 114.0
Physical sciences 111.2
Mathematics and statistics 110.7
English and literature 110.1
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Education 99.3
Agriculture 99.2
Transportation 98.7
Other 97.8
Family and consumer sciences 97.5
Parks, recreation, leisure and fitness 97.5
Public administration and social services 96.6
where do fine arts majors fall on that scale? i know many with degrees in fine arts that have very high IQ’s. Anecdotal, I know, but I am curious.