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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]History 
I-banking 
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How does a history major get into international banking?[/quote]
I would assume some sort of pedigree is involved.[/quote]

You mean like a degree from an Ivy?  No, not at all.  [/quote]

You got lucky[/quote]

Not at all. Look into large banks.  [/quote]

NP. This is why the whole “you can’t make money with a liberal arts degree” stuff is so silly. This practice has been common for decades. In many industries, they are looking for qualities (e.g., analytical ability), not specific undergraduate training. [/quote]

LOL drawing a conclusion from some postings by a couple of random posters here.

Sorry numbers and data don't lie.
check for yourself - https://collegescorecard.ed.gov/[/quote]

Economics is a liberal art in BA track.  [/quote]

By the definition, natural sceiences and even computer science is liberal arts.  
Econ is good especailly paired with some STEM minors like CS, statisctics, data scene etc. [/quote]

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