The 20 college majors that pay the least
20. Special needs education majors had an average annual total income of $59,000.
19. General interdisciplinary studies majors had an average annual total income of $58,700.
18. Language and drama education majors had an average annual total income of $58,200.
17. Physical fitness, parks, recreation, and leisure majors had an average annual total income of $57,800.
16. Composition and speech majors had an average annual total income of $57,600.
15. Art and music education majors had an average annual total income of $56,900.
T13. Family and consumer sciences majors had an average annual total income of $56,600.
T13. Drama and theater arts majors had an average annual total income of $56,600.
12. School student counseling majors had an average annual total income of $56,200.
11. Theology and religious vocations majors had an average annual total income of $56,000.
10. Studio arts majors had an average annual total income of $54,700.
9. Human services and community organization majors had an average annual total income of $54,400.
8. Counseling psychology majors had an average annual total income of $54,300.
7. Elementary education majors had an average annual total income of $54,200.
6. Multiple-level education majors had an average annual total income of $53,900.
5. Social work majors had an average annual total income of $53,400.
4. Cosmetology services and culinary arts majors had an average annual total income of $50,000.
The US Census Bureau's coding links these two fields of study under one category.
3. Visual and performing arts majors had an average annual total income of $49,200.
2. Miscellaneous fine arts majors had an average annual total income of $48,300.
This is a catchall category including fine arts majors not accounted for in some other grouping.
1. Early childhood education majors had an average annual total income of $44,600.
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