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Just to jump in here, my older siblings both did Arts degrees and are both making over $200, 000 a year...not that money is the most important factor, though this person seems to think so :) Arts degrees include political science, international relations, economics, linguistics (my older sister is a speech pathologist who makes INSANE money and also gets to help little kids which is something she's really passionate about - and yeah, did an Arts degree), English (I mean, Justin Trudeau did an English BA and he's prime minister, which whether you like him or not you would have to say is pretty successful). It's such a diverse degree, you really can do what you want with it. You can go into government and policy making, you can work in public relations or communications, you can work in journalism, you can go into counselling or teaching, law...everyone has a different definition of success. Money is not the only definition, for many it's helping others, but you can also do both :) Does that mean there are no unsuccessful Arts graduates? Of course not. but there are also unsuccessful science graduates, unsuccessful business graduates (many of those actually, when you think about the number of businesses that fail lol), unsuccessful forestry graduates..whatever. Do what you want!