Any programs can make you rich, I'm not lying.
What you have to do is becoming the top 1% on the program you pick, that's it.
If you take accounting degree, try to work in PWC.
If you take international relationship degree, try to work as a diplomat.
If you take culinary degree, try to work in five stars restaurants overseas.
If you take computer science degree, try to work in Google.
It's all about your skill, job vacancy (luck) and the hype of your skill (another luck), so you have to be very lucky in you want get rich.
You learn for four years and you're still hoping luck will be on your side.
People prioritize getting a white collar job over skills but they don't know that it actually pays off... obtaining a culinary degree in contemporary times can give you a lot of opportunities, at the long run you can even start up your own academy or probably start up an online class that you can make money from...this also depends on your networking and how smart you are when it comes to business.