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marketing analyst
i-banker
accountant
singer
actor
writer
dancer
football player
barista
waiter/waitress
entrepreneur
administrator
computer technician
website designer
soldier
paralegal
journalist
truck driver
film producer's assistant
office manager
restaurant manager
data clerk
researcher
i mean, i can continue, but you should get the idea. You try to narrow things down with a liberal arts major when, in fact, you have no idea how many doors it can fling open for you. truly.
There is no "common job" that liberal arts majors get. We get all sorts of jobs. There are Economics majors who decide to become teachers. There are Education majors who decide to do private equity. If LA majors were all going for the same "common jobs," then I'd be very very worried. cheers.
Liberal arts majors actually have a pretty good array of career options available to them...Ive seen positions for Public Relations Specialists, Communications Specialists, HR Positions, Multimedia Designers...more options than I wouldve guessed would be available to liberal arts majors at least.. of course thats assuming someone with a college degree can even get a job nowdays.
I'm starting to think Kansoku has an angle. He's been on this forum for the last few weeks asking similar questions and, to an extent, making implications about people with certain educational backgrounds or work experience. Part of me thinks he's trying to trigger a specific response.
"Your career choices can include teaching, communications, media, advertising, marketing, public service or law. You might work in the business, government, non-profit, science, social science, music, or language sectors. Your job opportunities can be as diverse as labor relations specialist, women's rights advocate, or planned donations officer at a museum."
like I said, what are "common" not rare like the ones you are listing?
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