It is important to note that these areas tend to be in less demand because the supply of graduates in these programs is high, which results in more candidates graduating than jobs in these fields. Whereas the majors in high demand tend to be in low supply because the degree programs are usually very competetive, therefore producing less graduates than jobs.
Competition is inevitable.
In the highest demand majors, one will face more intense demands to complete the degree. In the majors in lowest demand, one may find it more difficult to obtain career-related employment immediately after graduation. A good rule of thumb may be that those who choose an occupation in which the majority of our society has little interest or desire, then naturally the employer will need to provide better incentives to attract that small pool of applicants.