Thinking out loud: as income share agreements (ISAs) gain popularity as a college financing option, they'll also become a litmus test for the ROI of a college degree. If no one will offer you an ISA for your degree, then you're probably not getting your money's worth.
Since in the US at least you don't have to declare your major till part way through college, in a sufficiently developed market you would have multiple different offers depending on which major you chose.
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+1. Lots of comments in this thread find valuing different majors by future ROI distasteful, but I disagree. ISAs are just one funding option of many, and I believe splitting out career benefits vs other attributes of a major would be a net positive.
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Also I suspect the rates on the ISAs will be based not just on the major, but also on personal ability/work ethic/etc.
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