20 Jobs You Can do With a Liberal Arts Degree
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This is a list of 20 jobs you can do with a liberal arts degree.
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Basket weaver
151 points - added 12 years ago by redbarron80 -
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Candle maker
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Compenstation, Benefits, and Job Analysis Specialist
Compenstation/Benefits,Job Analysis Specialists assess pension or employee classification levels and all areas of benefits and job duties of employees. Average wage is $57,060.
-5 points - added 13 years ago by TracyMcClellan -
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Construction and Building Inspector
Inpsectors inspect structures to make sure they are safe before developers open them for use. They also enforce safety codes. Average wage is 52,160.
-5 points - added 13 years ago by TracyMcClellan -
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Marketing Manager
A marketing manager focuses on increasing sales and recognition for their organization through marketing activities. Average salary $118,160.
-6 points - added 13 years ago by TracyMcClellan -
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General and Operations Manager
A general or operations manager organizes and oversees company operations in either the public or private sector. Average salary $107,970.
-6 points - added 13 years ago by TracyMcClellan -
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Agent and Business Manager of Artists, Peformers, and Athlete
Agents are representatives of clients. Agents introduce clients to other contacts within the industry and help to negotiate deals and contracts. Average salary $81,550.
-6 points - added 13 years ago by TracyMcClellan -
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First Line Supervisor/Manager of Non-Retail Sales Workers
Individuals in this profession oversee employees who work in a non-retail environment. They may also perform accounting, budgeting or personnel matters. Average salary $79,870.
-6 points - added 13 years ago by TracyMcClellan -
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Claims Adjuster, Examiner, and Investigator
Professionals in this field inspect vehicle and property damage. They often request the assistance of doctors, mechanics, or other specialists to create an accurate insurance claim report. Average wage $57,550.
-6 points - added 13 years ago by TracyMcClellan -
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Education, Administrator, Postsecondary
Postsecondary education administrators perform administrative tasks at schools beyond the high school level. Administrators organize course schedules, hire faculty and staff, manage budgets, serve as academic advisors, and perform other administrative tasks. Average salary $92,920.
-7 points - added 13 years ago by TracyMcClellan - 1 comment
Comments:
If I weren't in a creative field, I would probably be an administrator because I like to solve problems.
Added 13 years ago by TracyMcClellan, 0 points
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Insurance Underwriter
Insurance Underwriters review applications for insurance coverage submitted by non-clients wanting coverage. They evaluate the risk associated in covering a potential client, and then either approve, deny, or modify the policy to meet the client's needs. Average salary $62,600.
-7 points - added 13 years ago by TracyMcClellan - 2 comments
Comments:
crooks
Added 12 years ago by redbarron80, 6 points
I think this is an important job to do since everyone needs insurance.
Added 13 years ago by TracyMcClellan, 0 points
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First Line Supervisor/Manager of Construction Trades and Extraction Workers
Professionals in this field oversee and coordiate the duties of construction and extraction workers. They schedule, inspect the progress of equiment and/or job sites, order supplies, locate and mark job sites, and record and analyze data. Average wage $61,280.
-7 points - added 13 years ago by TracyMcClellan -
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Social and Community Service Manager
Professionals in this field oversee social or community outreach programs. They oversee budgets, direct employees, and network with other organizations. They also direct fundraising efforts and community outreach. Average salary $60,570.
-7 points - added 13 years ago by TracyMcClellan - 1 comment
Comments:
Helping the community is an important thing to do.
Added 13 years ago by TracyMcClellan, -5 points
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Instructional Coordinator
Instructional Coordinators, also known as curriculum specialists, review and select textbooks, develop curricula; evaluate, place, and upgrade technological instruments in the classroom; train other teachers, and assess the quality of classes. Average wage $59,780.
-7 points - added 13 years ago by TracyMcClellan - 1 comment
Comments:
This job sorta relates to what I do now. So, I would probably do this if the opportunity arose.
Added 13 years ago by TracyMcClellan, 0 points
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Sales Manager
A sales manager leads a sales team, helps train and develop her employees, and makes or contributes to hiring decisions. Average salary $110,390.
-8 points - added 13 years ago by TracyMcClellan -
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Postal Service Clerk
Postal clerks process mail, sale stamps and packing materials, process money ordres, sort mail, and explain postal rules and regulations to customers. Average wage is $50,150.
-8 points - added 13 years ago by TracyMcClellan - 2 comments
Comments:
they are broke
Added 12 years ago by redbarron80, 11 points
This is an important job. Imagine a world without mail.
Added 13 years ago by TracyMcClellan, -5 points
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Public Relations Manager
Public relations managers oversee employees within the public relations and marketing departments. Public relations managers help a company manage its public appearance, brand, and reputation. Average salary 101,220.
-10 points - added 13 years ago by TracyMcClellan -
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Pharmaceutical Sales Rep
A pharmaceutical sales rep represents a drug or drug group for a major pharmaceutical company. Drug reps present product information and samples to physicians. Average salary $100,000.
-10 points - added 13 years ago by TracyMcClellan - 1 comment
Comments:
Medicine is an important field and without sales reps, what's doctor to do. Besides, the money is good.
Added 13 years ago by TracyMcClellan, 0 points
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Stockbroker: Securities, Commodities, and Financial Services Sales Agent
A stockbroker buys and sells securities for brokerage firms. Annual salary $92,050.
-10 points - added 13 years ago by TracyMcClellan -
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Sales Representative, Wholesale and Manufacturing, Technical and Scientific Products
Professionals in this industry will present their merchandise or services to clients through demos and presentations. They will also answer questions and provide customer service. Average wage $79,260.
-10 points - added 13 years ago by TracyMcClellan -
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Gaming Manager
A gaming manager oversees the gaming floor at casinos and other gaming institutions. They also supervise dealers and other employees in the gaming area. Average salary $73,480.
-10 points - added 13 years ago by TracyMcClellan -
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Broadcast News Analyst
Broadcast news analysts/news anchors host television and radio news programs. They host panel discussions, read current news stories, and perform interviews. Average salary $70,730.
-39 points - added 13 years ago by TracyMcClellan -
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