Depends. Healthcare is always high in demand. Dentists, nurses, medical doctors will have no problems with getting a job no matter what happens. Even AI cannot take their jobs away.
The others? They seem dead unless you highly specialize in a field but then you need to be able to sustain yourself till you reach that stage and that’s why it seems it is not worth the wait.
If you ever want to get a job just because you finished college, go get a license that’s related to healthcare. Otherwise get ready to work way way harder just to land on a job.
I tagree with you, because even with the advancement of technology used in medical & health care industry using robots in carrying out surgery, there are people that can't afford to pay for such bill or people who are scared of carrying out surgical operations in their body and wouldn't allow a robot to carry out surgery on their body.
Obviously, there are limits to what AI robots can do here, like taking care of patients the way nurses usually do.
Some University degree masters degree masters, especially those that involve some Engineering skills.