What do humanities graduates do after graduation?

Many, not surprisingly, become teachers. Others go to graduate school or law school. Still others pursue jobs in sales, business operations or administrative support. But a very large number become managers.

Indeed, humanities majors are especially likely to become managers.

Management is an exceptionally broad occupational category, and levels of pay and responsibility vary widely. Nevertheless, managers generally receive higher salaries and have greater autonomy and authority and opportunities for professional advancement than most other employees.

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