True. Having entire programs in queer theory or feminism is frankly a waste when students at a lot of these schools are paying $40k a year. Unlike having a degree in a core subject like Philosophy, Poli-Sci, or Sociology, having a degree in a field of philosophy that is extremely modern and specific will limit the scope of one's opportunities and even viewpoints. For instance, a sociologist could have a range of viewpoints based on social theory that doesn't pigeonhole them into a gender specific view of the world. As such a sociologist [theoretically] could be pro-life, while someone with a degree in Women's Studies would not be, given the politics that are interwoven into Women's studies programs. Also, a person with a degree in sociology would likely have insights into criminology, symbols, poverty, and social problems that provide room for disagreement.
But yeah I'm grateful to get my undergrad started in a rural environment that was not tainted by the way they are structuring degree programs now. Heck, one of my history professors had tea with the Queen, but that's a minor digression. lol