Some “real” majors (in the sense that they are offered by colleges.
Gender Studies
African-American Studies
Women’s Studies
Hispanic Studies
Native American Studies
Islamic Studies
Middle-Eastern Studies
Fine Arts
Dramatic Arts
Design
Classics and Classical Studies (I like this one, but it’s not marketable)
Humanities
Conflict Resolution/Peace Studies
You forgot Foreign Film....of which one of my relatives has one...from U.C. Berkley. And now lives at home with parents...while unemployed.
Liberal arts disciplines such as this one train students in thinking and communicating.
Such graduates are likely to be adaptable, innovative, and effective leaders.
It may be more difficult to get one's foot in the door with this kind of major, but the employer that gives those grads a chance will profit thereby.
Too many graduates of pre-professional programs are trained to be nothing more than replaceable drones.