There is a lot of New York attitude out there, a lot of Jack Webb's just the facts, Ma'am.

So, in the spirit of objectivity, though dated to 2010 census data, here are your best bet majors. 

This data come from Georgetown University's Center for Education and the Workforce. I take the data with a grain of salt though because employment depends on connectivity as well and there is no gauge that accurately measures the power of the slip of the grip. Also, the data reflect a 0.0% unemployment rate for some majors. That's impossible.

Two other items strike me as difficult as well. First, the salaries don't match Tucson or Arizona. U.S. Census and Occupational Outlook Handbook average salaries are always reported 30%-40% higher than Arizona's. Second, the fancy-dancy digs our state universities have built up over the years are better in so many ways than what you may actually be working in when you graduate. Everyone seems to paint a very rosy picture.

Having just been over on UofA's campus and again seeing the luxurious pools, spas, housing arrangements, eating establishments, gyms, working hotspots, tanning beds, talking washing machines etc. there is no correlation to the real world. That could be why UofA students persist in walking into traffic with a seemingly impermeable and invisible shield to protect them from truck bumpers.

So, select your major carefully and remember you can usually punt and create your own major if you are so inclined. Not all cookie-cutter platforms fit those who dance to the beat of their own drum.

Finally, innovative universities allow you to combo-plate majors with minors with specializations, certifications or focuses. Consider creating an array or flourish that says to a prospective employer that you thought about this stuff. These days, you may customize your education in much the same you order an automobile.

None of this is over-the-top confusing but putting it all together in order to graduate in four years is your primary challenge when you start adding complexity to the mix. This stuff is the fun part anyway. Just make sure you don't bite off more than you can chew.