>>1649If by "viable" you mean able to find a job: health care, but it pays like shit and you often have to deal with gross or shocking things and employers really want phlebotomy or CPR certifications which cost extra time and money and no one wants to train to hire. If by "viable" you mean being paid enough to not be in debt 10+ years after graduating probably none at this point as a degree by itself is worthless without connections; even with a masters in genetics I've spent almost 6 months looking for a job because they also want experience (which I don't have cause I was focusing on school + a job not related to my field to pay the bills). I've heard from relatives that teaching is pretty brutal and surprisingly hard to get hired, to the point where you might have to move to a shitty area and teach at a ghetto school to gain experience. My non-stem guess would be something like accounting.
>>1650>civil engineeringI've heard that shit is maddening because you don't really get to decide anything important; just making sure the council's retarded plans for a 6 way intersection instead of a roundabout so they can funnel money into they're nephew's shell construction company are code compliant.