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What Can I Do with an American Studies Degree?

Krystle Dodge

What is America? It's a nation like so many others, sure, but it's one with such a complicated and unique history, culture, and personality that you could truly spend a lifetime trying to define and understand it. As a matter of fact, some people do! American Studies is an entire academic discipline devoted to deeply . . .

What Can I Do With a Liberal Arts Degree?

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Pundits have called the liberal arts useless, some of the best degrees for teaching you how to think, as well as one of the only ways to get a true college education. There may be an element of truth to each of these assessments. However, what we can say more surely is that many, many . . .

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What Degree do I need to be a Curator?

Terry Robinson

A curator (from Latin: cura, meaning, "to take care") is a manager or overseer. Traditionally, a curator or keeper of a cultural heritage institution (e.g., gallery, museum, library, or archive) is a content specialist charged with an institution's collections and involved with the interpretation of heritage material. There are different types of curators. Depending on where you work as a curator, this will influence the degree. Here are the two most common . . .

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What Degree Programs Can I Major in at a Liberal Arts School?

Krystle Dodge

IMAGE SOURCE: Pixabay, public domain. At some of the top liberal arts degree programs in the nation, you will find a wide range of academic majors and minors for students to choose from. Arts and Literature What’s a liberal arts degree program without the arts? At many liberal arts schools, majors include art history, studio . . .

What are the best degrees to get?

Staff Writer

In a world where college diplomas are pursued in record numbers, students will want to obtain degrees that can be immediately put to good use. In an economy that is struggling to right itself, there are still a number of majors that are looked upon quite favorably by employers in a wide variety of fields. . . .