article_snippet.sent: Philip Gardner, director of Michigan State University's Collegiate Employment Research Institute, told the Associated Press that engineering and business majors have the most chance on landing a job in today's competitive market.
article_snippet.sent: We can't graduate enough engineers,' she said.
article_snippet.sent: In particular, employer demand for so-called STEM graduates - in science, technology, engineering and mathematics - was highest.
article_snippet.sent: Offering hope to non-STEM students, Gardner said of the future job market: 'There seems to be a lot of room for everybody. . .  
article_snippet.sent: Even arts and humanities are making a comeback.'
highlights_snippet.sent: Philip Gardner, director of Michigan State University's Collegiate Employment Research Institute, says engineering and business majors have the most chance on landing a job in today's competitive market .
  