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This is more about what profession is most likely to get you a job. It is not about prestige. I can be a very good historian, but I need to put food in my stomach.

Regarding your last sentence, which is a question, I can tell you that a majority of specialized tools are not offered as a specialization in colleges offering Bachelor's and Master's degrees. You have to specialize, but for that you have to do certification, on top of whatever degree you have...

IMHO, it is Computer Science and/or Information Technology, with the caveat that you have to have skills in specialized tools. Simply knowing Java and Oracle doesn't cut it anymore. Basically, you want to have skills that are in high demand and are not easily available in the labour market.

There are scientific applications in all these subjects. Geography and anthropology are sciences. The rest are arts.

Something tells me you just watched the movie called Black Mass.

I don't temper my comments to please the audience. I temper it to be within the rules. That is all. I have apt words to describe the cookie distributor. It's just the forum rules that come in the way.

Welcome to DFI, @Sridevi. That is the name of one of the most beautiful actresses of India. Engineering? Well, any career is good as long as the skills have demand. Getting a degree in social studies will not get you anywhere, and if you are lucky, you can be a cookie distributor.