> But if you are a true-minded humanities major, you might even become a true humanitarian for a couple of years; maybe travel abroad to a Peace Corps or get a

> But if you are a true-minded humanities major, you might even become a true humanitarian for a couple of years; maybe travel abroad to a Peace Corps or get a masters at a International Studies program. Then only later, you get on the fast-track to a management program at some Fortune 500 to manage some engineers. Keep telling yourself that. Only a small fraction of humanities grads make that transition. Oh, and the Peace Corps wants folks who can actually do things. Food, shelter, etc come from applied technology.