Majoring in video games? The wave of new degrees overtaking college campuses.

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Majoring in video games? The wave of new degrees overtaking college campuses.

Colleges are increasingly offering degrees in video game design and esports, reflecting the industry's growth. Students like Stephanie Gomez-Sanchez aim to use gaming to address social issues, such as immigration. Institutions like the University of Delaware and the University of Texas at San Antonio are leading this trend with innovative programs.

The rise of these unconventional majors highlights the ongoing debate about the value of college degrees in today's economy. As universities adapt to changing student interests and job market demands, they face challenges in balancing traditional liberal arts education with career-oriented programs. The situation at West Virginia University illustrates the complexities and human costs of these educational shifts.

• Colleges are adapting to job market demands with new gaming degrees.

• The esports industry is influencing academic programs and student enrollment.

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