Fewer and Fewer Students Earn Degrees in the Humanities

Librtlover said:
The following is a list of jobs associated with people who received a Humanities Degree:

* Writer

* Editor

* Teacher

* Public Relations Specialist, i.e like a (word salad) Kamala Harris

* Museum Conservator

* Journalist

* Librarian

* Marketing Specialist

A look at most if not all of those jobs resulting from people getting a Humanities Degree
shows that those jobs aren't exactly what's needed in America to build a better and stronger
America that the middle class construction, welding, carpentry, plumbing et al jobs will help develop our American landscape, while keeping families living in well suited-developed residences.


I suggest that young people (both men and women) should go to a 2-year or less trade-technical
school to get all they need to become highly experienced in taking care of their-our technical and trade related needs. I also suggest they get a hold of Mike Rowe to see what his organization has to help you get that degree.

Right after my military stint in the Army, I signed up for and went to a two-year college to get
my Associate Degree, because I was told that that was what was needed to go on to get a great job. My Associate Degree gave me a degree in General Studies. That's right, GENERAL STUDIES.
General Studies looks to be on the level of one getting a Humanities degree. Totally Useless!
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I see. So being teacher is bad?
 
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