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Some of these I agree with, others I do not. Any degree is a useless degree if you don't know how to apply your knowledge. It's like Lawyers that work for companies on retainer. They are paid horrible, and most never have other irons in the fire, because their time is consumed by the employer giving them a weekly stipend. But if you have a knack for what you majored in, many in this list would be excellent skills to use in an entrepreneurial endeavor or to serve you as a hired gun in a busy gig market. Which should be the end goal for any college grad. Working management at a 9 to 5 is a waste of any college degree IMO, and only enables the Monopiles taking over everything.

https://www.based-politics.com/2023/01/14/the-12-most-useless-college-majors-according-to-experts/

Acting
Film
Anthropology
Civilization Studies
Philosophy
Psychology
Communications
English
History
Interior Design
Marketing
Photography

Acting and Film has been destroyed by the Wokesters, so any Entertainment Biz career path is going to be tougher go than ever before. And before only the best of the best ever made it.

Anthropology, Civilization Studies, Philosophy, Psychology these are only good careers if you are seeking money from the Propaganda business. You are looking to exploit people behavior matrices for the man.

Communications is a broad subject but a great skill to have to aid in some of the other majors.

English History are only good if you're interested in academics or Diplomacy, and it's already a family business and you will have a foot in the door for employment.

Interior Design, unless you are popular at the Aventura Synagogue and recommended for every Condo decorated that's a useless job, you'll end up crunching numbers on the computer, at the Home Design center at the Home Depot, scheduling crummy cabinet and counter installs.

Marketing is one of those skills that if you're going to be a entrepreneur, inventor, or an entertainer, you wont have a better skill than marketing. It's not just marketing it's the full package. This is where communications, comes in handy, Photography, English, Philosophy, Psychology, and Acting will come handy. Knowing the processes to take an idea from concept to sitting on a shelf with branding and advertisement behind it. It's probably the biggest major here, that requires the most hustle, piss and vinegar, moxy and stamina. If you're getting a marketing major because it was something you decided on out of choice, than desire. Then it's a useless skill as well. And also one of the lowest paid skills, if you didn't get the full package stated above in your degree. If you have marketing skills and a great idea, the world is literally your oyster. If you don't it will be your Arby's road side flip sign.

Photography again it's one of those things, if you're going to set your camera up in a room in some building and expect interesting pictures to come to you, then it will be a waste. But if you can put yourself out there and can get exclusive pictures of the Ukraine conflict for example, that will be the best gig in town, if you make it out alive.