Jack Said:

What kind of job can I do with an associates degree liberal arts humanities/social science ?

We Answered:

You should really get a four year degree to work in those fields. For both it is required -- unless you want to work as an administrative assistant.

The truth is that an AA doesn't mean much to employers. After all, someone who goes to community college for two years with a C average gets an AA. On the other hand, someone tho leaves Harvard after two years with a 4.0 average is called a college dropout. Who has the better education?

Marsha Said:

Whats a high paying career for someone with a Liberal Arts Degree?

We Answered:

A plain old Liberal Arts degree is NOT going to net you $60k and above unless you have one hell of a lot of connections, qualifications and skills. Try being a little more realistic. Liberal Arts is usually more of a degree in French Fry-ism. In other words: "Would you like fries with that?"

Solidify your skills, qualifications, and marketing strategy. Not caring what you get so long as the cash is good is the wrong way to go. You need to establish a focus and a direction. Create a top-notch resume and highlight your top skills. Learn to market yourself like a pro. You cannot just demand over $60k with little or nothing to offer that is worth that wage.

A college degree helps open doors. It does not guarantee a damn thing.

Alfred Said:

How important is an Associates degree (Liberal Arts)?

We Answered:

As far as getting a good job with just the Associates Degree, that will be somewhat difficult, so in the respect, the degree is not worth quite as much as a Bachelor Degree, but it is far from worthless! You've proven you have what it takes for college, and that means a great deal. You should be proud of yourself; not everybody can handle the stress of college. Walk up and get your diploma with a big smile on your face- you've earned this moment!

Beverly Said:

What jobs can you get with a liberal arts degree?

We Answered:

The kind of jobs that require a generic college degree but no specific subject - enter grad school for law or medicine (if you did prelaw or premed), store manager, things like that.