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[quote=Anonymous]I recently asked Claude this question. (Lots of follow-on prompt engineering, but some good results).

Top Schools & AI-Resistant Majors

HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONS
University of Pennsylvania: Nursing (BSN); Biomedical Engineering (clinical track)

Johns Hopkins: Nursing; Biomedical Engineering; Public Health

Duke: Nursing; Physical Therapy (DPT); Biomedical Engineering

Emory: Nursing (BSN)

Northwestern: Nursing; Communication Sciences & Disorders (Speech-Language Pathology)

University of Michigan: Nursing; Kinesiology; Pharmacy (PharmD)

Washington University in St. Louis: Occupational Therapy (OT); Physical Therapy (PT)

USC: Physical Therapy (DPT); Occupational Therapy

Boston University: Physical Therapy; Occupational Therapy

Vanderbilt: Nursing; Speech-Language Pathology; Peabody Education

UNC Chapel Hill: Nursing; Pharmacy

AGRICULTURE, ENVIRONMENT & NATURAL RESOURCES

Cornell
CALS: Agriculture, Sustainable Food Systems, Animal Science, Environmental Science; Natural Resources; Landscape Architecture

Yale: School of the Environment (various programs)

UC Berkeley: Environmental Science; Conservation & Resource Studies

Stanford: Earth Systems; Hopkins Marine Station programs

Duke: Nicholas School of Environment

MIT: Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences

HOSPITALITY, BUSINESS & HUMAN-FOCUSED FIELDS
Cornell
Nolan School of Hotel Administration
ILR (Industrial & Labor Relations)

Penn: Wharton Real Estate

Georgetown: Public Policy; Social Work-related programs

EDUCATION & COUNSELING
Vanderbilt: Peabody Education

Penn: Education

Stanford: Education (undergraduate programs)

Brown: Education Studies

Yale: Education (minor)

Northwestern: Education & Social Policy

Columbia: (Graduate: Teachers College, Social Work)

CREATIVE & DESIGN FIELDS
Carnegie Mellon:
Design
Architecture
Human-Computer Interaction

MIT:
Architecture
Media Arts and Sciences

Cornell:
Architecture, Art, and Planning (AAP)

Rice:
Architecture

USC:
Cinematic Arts
Architecture

NYU: 
Tisch (Film/Media)

ENGINEERING WITH HANDS-ON/CLINICAL FOCUS

MIT: Biomedical Engineering; Materials Science; Mechanical Engineering

Georgia Tech: Biomedical Engineering; Industrial Design; Materials Science

Caltech: Engineering (various); Geological Sciences

Princeton:
Engineering (various disciplines)

APPLIED SCIENCES WITH FIELDWORK
Stanford: Marine Biology; Geology/Geophysics

Brown: Marine Biology; Environmental Studies

Duke: Marine Lab programs

TECHNICAL FIELDS (AI-ADJACENT BUT RESISTANT)
Carnegie Mellon: Cybersecurity; Information Security

Georgia Tech: Cybersecurity

VETERINARY/ANIMAL SCIENCES
Cornell: 
Animal Science (pre-vet)
(DVM: College of Veterinary Medicine)

Penn:
(DVM: School of Veterinary Medicine)[/quote]

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