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When picking a major in college, most people pick what they are interested in, but some choose what will bring in the most money when they find a job.  Data obtained by the Wall Street Journal shows the top 11 majors with the highest unemployment. Keep reading to find out what majors you shouldn’t be picking…

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Here are majors number 11 through 6 that rake in the least amount of money and have the highest unemployment rates:

11. Computer Administration Management & Security
Unemployment percent: 9.5%
Median income: $52,000

10. Linguistics & Comparative Literature
Unemployment percent: 10.2%
Median income: $44,000

9. Miscellaneous Psychology
Unemployment percent: 10.3%
Median income: $45,000

8. Industrial & Organizational Psychology
Unemployment percent: 10.4%
Median income: $62,000

7. Architecture
Unemployment percent: 10.6%
Median income: $60,000

6. Military Technology
Unemployment percent: 10.9%
Median income: $86,000

To find out the TOP 5 majors that are the most unemployable, click next!