How a Degree in the Humanities Prepares You for a Job

Nowadays, it might seem impractical to major in anything but a STEM field.

In this climate, it’s good to remember that employers will always attribute some very positive—and valuable—qualities to those with a bachelor’s degree in the humanities.

If you obtain such a degree, employers will assume that you can . . .

• comprehend complex material,
• think critically, and
• write.

A recent article on CNN.com explores the merits of humanities degrees in general and English degrees in particular. Click here to check it out.

Comments

[lucy in the sky of diamonds]

I love the humanities and I completely agree that the skills obtained from such a degree are very important (both intellectually and in a marketable manner). Check out my article on Why Do a History Major here from ParentsandColleges.com:
http://www.parentsandcolleges.com/blog/bid/164480/Doing-a-History-Major
Thanks!

[Design Quote]

- comprehend complex material,
- think critically, and
- write.
I need all of these skills! Thanks!