It ' s not just regional , it varies by state . And county . And city . <| sep |> if you go into anything that specializes in technology , like computer science , you ' re basically set if you finish . the only bad part is . not everyone wants to do that , on the count it ' s boring . the way i see it , there are two types of liberal arts students 1 is the stereotypical lazy unmotivated affirmative action deadweight that never goes to class and just BSs their way to get their degree these people have no future regardless of what they major in , they ' re uncompetitive and would not be in college if they weren ' t a certain raceeconomic situation . 2 is the traditional Liberal Arts kids , typically coming from families where their circumstances are fortunate enough to allow them to freely pursue something that they ' re genuinely interested in philosophy , history , arts , humanities , language , abstract stuff , without the stress of debtlow job opportunity . after college they will most likely go to graduate school or work as receptionistsoffice assistants until they figure out what they want to do . These kids usually end up going far in life , because they spent time learning to adapt to different abstract ideas , to articulate better than anyone else in any industry , while others didn ' t because of job opportunity constraints or just lack of regretful interest in the past . These people end up becoming Attorneys , CEOs , Politicians , etc .