A Bachelor of Arts in English opens opportunities to teach at the kindergarten through 12th grade levels (a master's degree is typically required to teach at the college level). Jobs as a technical writer, or in the public relations and publishing industries may also be available. A journalism degree creates the opportunity to become a correspondent, editor or reporter, with a focus on news, entertainment or some other stream of information.
A political science degree allows you to take a job in the non-profit, business or law (if you complete a law degree) industries. Foreign language degrees can make it possible to work as an analyst for the FBI or CIA. Depending on the language, you can find work in many different businesses with a foreign language speaking demographic group, as well as in the film industry.
Science covers several areas, such as biology and psychology. A B.A. degree in biological science allows you to work as a technical writer, technician, technologist, laboratory assistant or research assistant. A psychology degree prepares you for a role in public relations, retail management, market research and advertising, as well as the option to continue your education to become a counselor.
Art also covers a wide array of opportunities. With an art degree, you can become a commercial artist, photographer or an art therapist. Art majors who are technologically savvy can find a career in computer animation or digital visual media. An art degree can also create an opportunity as a culinary artist.