<p>Hi, so I'm transferring from community college to KU in the fall or spring, and I've selected Information Systems at KU Business School as my intended major. Initially, I thought that like most computer science/technical majors, it was a fast-growing major, but the most recent unemployment data shows that it has an 11% unemployment rate for graduates, which seems a bit high. So would I have a difficult prospect of landing a job based on that major? When I looked at the Occupational Outlook Handbook, it says that most computer/IT administrative management occupations had a faster-than-average growth rate, so I'm not sure why there's a discrepancy.</p>
<p>Anyway, assuming the worst, and I have to switch majors, what would be a replacement major that has decent employment prospects? I'm also thinking of Supply Chain Management. On the Myers-Briggs, I score as INT(J/P), which I'm sure most of the people on this particular sub-forum are, and I'm pretty anxious about the decision-making process of choosing a major and sticking with it.</p>