Princeton has pretty much every major that you can think of. The rest of the students go to science majors (physics, math, biology, etc), social science majors (anthropology, etc), Engineering, Architecture...
Most of the people who did not go to HYP have the false impression that these non science major and non engineering major maybe hard to find a job. In reality, regardless of what you study in those top 3 schools, majority of the students end up with just a few career options (largely by their own choice). Other than people who go to graduate schools, there are really just two types of jobs regardless of what you study (for Princeton graduates). One is financial services and the other one is consulting. About 60-70% of the students who get jobs are in those two fields (AGAIN REGARDLESS OF WHAT THEY STUDY IN PRINCETON). After that, it will be non-profit organizations.
