B.S. in Liberal Studies: Careers With a Liberal Arts Degree
Advance Your Career and Meet Your Goals
Greenville’s B.S. in Liberal Studies puts you on the path to career success. Continuing your education can help you increase your earning potential and qualify for professional advancement in your field. With this interdisciplinary program, you can customize your studies for the job you want.
- $78,000 average salary for bachelor’s degree holders
- 73% increase in salary from high school diploma to bachelor’s degree
- 7 percent job growth for business and financial roles through 2028
There are many options for careers with a liberal arts degree. You could pursue roles in sales, marketing, business administration, education, psychology, sciences, and other humanities fields. Many graduates pursue additional education at the master’s level to specialize their skills.
Administrative Services Manager
$96,940/year
Also known as business office managers, administrative services managers coordinate processes to help organizations run efficiently. Their responsibilities might include supervising administrative staff, recordkeeping, and recommending office policy changes.
Teacher Assistant
$27,920/year
Also known as teacher’s aids, these education professionals work in classrooms with licensed teachers to provide additional instruction and guidance. They might review lesson content with students one-on-one, help record grades and attendance, or maintain equipment and materials to prepare for activities.
Additional careers with a liberal arts degree:
- Compensation and benefits specialist
- Library technician or assistant
- Market research analyst
- Museum worker
- Training and development manager
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Excel in Your Chosen Career
When you complete this program, you’ll be able to:
- Demonstrate knowledge and skills from a variety of academic disciplines.
- Communicate effectively in a variety of knowledge areas.
- Appraise how different disciplines offer varying perspectives of knowledge
- Synthesize knowledge gained from a variety of disciplinary perspectives to reveal a new understanding of the world.
Career Support
Greenville University is here to support you during your program and after graduation.
Contact the Office of Career Services at (618) 664–6655 for more information.