BALDWIN: Well, every history major maybe knows their friends with engineering degrees will probably end up making the big bucks one day. But now there's a move to link what students study to what they actually pay to attend college. Here's Christine Romans with that. Christine.</s>CHRISTINE ROMANS, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Brooke, should you pay tuition based on which major you choose? The governor of Florida, Rick Scott, is considering it. A task force appointed by the governor wants students who pursue so-called stem majors to pay less at state universities than students in less demand disciplines like history, philosophy, English. The idea is to steer kids toward fields where there's the most need. Liberal arts professors complain, of course, the stem push could hurt small liberal arts programs already suffering from budget cuts. Florida's been looking to reform education in the state and they want to attract these higher-paying careers to the Florida economy. Now, your college major greatly affects how much money you make. According to the Census data, engineering majors earn $3.5 million over a 40-year career, more than the median earnings for all majors, $2.4 million. Those with education majors earn the least, $1.8 million. Brooke.
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