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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Very few kids live in the DCUM bubble and can afford to major in something frivolous knowing that their school’s prestige and parental connections will ensure they do well anyway. Most kids are forced to be practical.[/quote] False dichotomy. You can have a rigorous liberal arts education AND major in something “practical”. [/quote] +100 I don’t understand why people think they can’t get a good job or meaningful career with a liberal arts education. I would hire a liberal arts graduate over a business degree undergrad any day.[/quote] depends on what you are hiring them for, no? More than likely, you wouldn't hire an English major for a Financial Analyst position. A business grad would at least have some finance and accounting background. An English major grad wouldn't know what goes into a Balance Sheet vs Income Statement, or what a P&L is. Can they be learned on the job? Sure, but more than likely, companies would prefer that new hires already have some knowledge rather than having to train them from scratch.[/quote]
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