<p>Compared to all my friends taking up a Bachelor of Arts, I can see them being in the 45% simply because those degrees are just not as challenging enough to where you can comfortably say you learned a lot after graduation. I read their textbooks and it seems like you don’t have to fight as hard to understand the material. Plus, Bachelor of Arts degrees are not really practical degrees in the sense that you cannot use the skills you learn to provide a marketable service or product, so many would probably feel like they wasted their time in college when the job they take up immediately after graduation had nothing to do with what they “learned”; therefore, they probably feel like they didn’t learn anything at all.</p>