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Not really... It's pretty easy to find statistics on arts majors and the lack of money they're making. In fact, I've read statistics stating college grads are making more $ than nontechnical uni grads. Yes, there's co-op but in general even those jobs don't end up paying well. It's probably the biggest issue of our generation, we're fed this BS about choosing a program you're "passionate" about, you go through $30,000 of debt, learn zero useful skills and are lucky to find a job for $18 an hour. I know more grads who went on from UBC to complete a "post grad certificate" from college costing $20,000 a year because they felt they had no other choice. Transferring after 1 year of social sciences to complete commerce was the best decision I've ever made. If you aren't going to be able to complete co-op PLEASE don't take an arts program, literally your only way to end up mildly successful. If you're going to spread delusional BS about arts majors being just as successful as technical grads you're part of the problem...