In “Should Everyone Go to College? » there are several figures illustrating the return on investment of different bachelor's degrees. Among the lowest returns on investment are liberal arts, literature, and arts majors (215). These are majors that, on average, do not perform well for those who invest in them. As we often forget, college is an investment in a future career, and so there are some majors that are just not good to pursue. Other specializations, such as engineering, computer science, mathematics, science, and business, are fantastic investments based on the professional and personal income from the various careers related to these specializations. These are the best ones to invest money in if someone is looking for a college course, and if they are struggling to find a way to pay for it, they should consider resorting to methods such as spend time in the military, apply for scholarships, or attend community college to help them achieve their goals.