Where are these numbers from?

Mine just says liberal and doesn't even have a number

The best part of the post is this

Law and Legal Studies – 73% Liberal

Idgi

100% Conservative....

Law and Legal Studies – 73% Liberal

91% lib
c'mon echo chamber!

No, thank you

I have already turned a few fellow medical students and doctors to conservatism.

Besides, when you hit 40 and realise how much money you'll lose to liberal taxes, you'll see the light

Media Production – 83% Liberal / Journalism – 88% Liberal

Love being a proud member of the "evil liberal media" that conservatives complain about.

well I have a Literary degree, minor in linguistics so I guess that can go into general writing category. that is 88% liberal but I recently developed a passion for psychology and want to work on that degree so I guess that is 91% liberal.

Fashion Design – 83% Liberal

Cybersecurity. I can tell you now its 99% conservative.

Obviously they need to work on the selection process for your medical schools then because a good doctor shouldn't care that more of their taxes would go towards improving the health outcomes of those less fortunate.

Economics – 77% Liberal

Pretty accurate for me indeed.

My specific major isn't listed but I guess Media Production comes close, so 83% Liberal.

my major is not on the list, but I'm assuming it's ~80%-90% like most science majors

Taxes towards health, military, etc I am more than happy to pay. But increased taxation for whatever social justice project a liberal government has dreamed up I do not support. I am a conservative, and I believe in low taxation and small government. I do not trust the government with the accumulation and redistribution of the wealth of individuals, nor do I think wealth distribution via taxation is moral. To quote Ben Shapiro, it's not moral to steal other people's wealth just because you're poorer than they are. In other words, progressive taxation of the rich just because they're rich isn't moral.

Mine was Integrated Marketing Communications so I combined Marketing/Communications & PR and I got 64% liberal.

Political identifiers aside, I believe that everyone deserves the right to decent, quality healthcare and the quality of the care you receive shouldn't be compromised due to your race, religion or socio-economic status. As a medical fellow, I'd hope that you had the same philosophy there.

The problem is that if you do have that philosophy, then you'd see it's simply not moral to stand back and let the wealthiest continue to expand the gap between themselves and the poor and middle classes. Because all that does is exacerbate the problems we're having already with the above.

I absolutely believe in universal healthcare, and am proud that my country is something that offers that.

I don't see government intervention is being the answer for those problems though. The wealth gap may be growing, but the poorest in western societies are richer than they have ever been. Looking at the failures of governments and rulers throughout history, I always fail to see why people, particularly on the left, are so willing to put all their trust in future governments to solve all of their problems.