For Liberal Arts (Arts & Sciences) Students

What Can I Do With a Liberal Arts Degree? 
(CareerBuilder.com)

Perhaps the most persistent -- and often most annoying -- question college students hear throughout their years (second only to "What's your major?") is "So what are you going to do with your major?"

The truth, for many of them, is that they simply don't know. And that is totally OK.

While choosing a major will help you prepare for a career in a specific field, it can also provide a solid basis for pursuing a career in a seemingly dissimilar field. For example, history majors can go into government, journalism or even museum work, and it's not unusual for theater majors to work in business.

Before you think about what you're going to do with your major, find out what you can you do with your major.

Information for Liberal Arts Students:

• For Arts & Sciences Students (The University of Toledo Career Services)
  
  Choosing a Major (Rivier College)

Selling Your Liberal Arts Major  (JobWeb.com)  No matter what your major, you can be competitive if you can reflect your grasp of these skills in your communication with them.

Ten Ways to Market Your Liberal Arts Degree (quintcareers.com)

Road to Career Success For Liberal Arts Majors  (JobWeb.com)  There’s more out there for you than you may have imagined... And you have more to offer than you know! 

The Role of Liberal Arts in Your Future  (iseek.org)

Specific Majors:

Biology                    
Electronic Resources for Biology Majors  UT Career Services  1-page list of resources on the Internet to assist with everything from career exploration to job search sites
To Be or Not to Be a Biology Major?  JobWeb.com  Your biology major does not limit your career options. There are lots of careers available to you—from the tradition to the adventurous. What you ultimately do is determined by your personal interests and skills, and by your knowledge of career possibilities
New The Ultimate Biology Career Guide Guide to Career Education  Compiled links to resources on the web for pursuing a biology education and for pursuing the various career paths available to biology majors. All of the links are from universities, government agencies, and respectable independent organizations.

Chemistry                
Chemistry Careers: Beyond Bunsen Burners  JobWeb.com  What does it take to be a chemist?

Communication       
Careers in Communications                             
Network Into Marketing, Advertising, and Public Relations Careers  JobWeb.com  Besides taking classes in marketing, advertising, or public relations, what have you done to prepare yourself for a successful transition from student to professional?

From UT's Department of Communication:  
   >Career Resources    
   >Internships

Education                 
Education Student Resources

Economics                
Careers in Economics

Mathematics             
Careers in Mathematics

Psychology               
Careers in Psychology