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Liberal Arts Degrees Opa Locka FL

A liberal arts degree can prepare students for a career in dozens of industries. Liberal arts graduates work in advertising, public relations, sales, politics, government agencies, publishing, travel, and more.

Saint Thomas University - Miami
305-628-6712
1540 Northwest 32nd Avenue
Miami, FL
ATI Health Education Center
(305) 628-1000
1395 NW 167th Street
Miami, FL
National School of Technology, Inc. - North Miami Beach, FL
305-956-3523
16150 Northeast 17th Avenue
North Miami Beach, FL
Florida National College
(305) 821-3333
4425 West 20 Avenue
Hialeah, FL
ITT Technical Institute - Fort Lauderdale, FL
(954) 476-9300
3401 South University Drive
Fort Lauderdale, FL
Florida Memorial College
(305) 626-3600
15800 NW 42nd Avenue
Miami-Dade, FL
Everest Institute - Hialeah, FL
(305) 558-9500
530 W. 49th Street
Hialeah, FL
National School of Technology, Inc. - Hialeah, FL
(305) 558-9500
4410 West 16th Avenue
Hialeah, FL
Johnson & Wales University - North Miami, FL
(305) 892-7000
1701 Northeast 127th Street
North Miami, FL
Australian Education Connection
1800 565 9553 or (954) 680 0453
5722 S. Flamingo Rd
Ft. Lauderdale, FL
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Liberal Arts Degrees

A liberal arts degree can prepare students for a career in dozens of industries from A-Z. Liberal arts graduates work in advertising, public relations, sales, politics, government agencies, publishing, travel, and more. Graduates may find work as account executive trainees, administrative assistants, anthropologists, caseworkers, copywriters, customs inspectors, exporters, historians, media buyers, politicians, public relations officers, researchers, retail salespersons and managers, sales promoters, speechwriters, travel agents, fundraisers, and United Nations staff members.

According to Dartmouth College, the liberal arts curriculum allows students to “explore big ideas and pursue particular passions.” The liberal arts curriculum is made up of large percentage of humanities courses (typically 48 percent) and sciences make up around 43 percent of the liberal arts curriculum. Liberal arts students will take courses such as:

• Culture & Identity
• Fine Art
• International or Comparative Study
• Literature
• Natural and Physical Science
• Non-Western Cultures
• Quantitative and Deductive Science
• Social Analysis
• Systems of Traditions of Thought, Meaning, and Value
• Technology or applied Science
• Western Cultures
• World Culture

Because there are literally dozens of job prospects for liberal arts graduates, we only have room to discuss salary info. for a handful. However, according to Pay Scale, salaries for liberal arts graduates range from $30,000 per year on the low end up to $70,000 per year on the high end. Salaries on the higher end of the scale are usually for management positions and other upper level positions.

Account Executive Salaries

25th Percentile: $60,246 per year
Median: $65,896 per year
75th Percentile: $80,252 per year

Copywriter Salaries

25th Percentile: $37,265 per year
Median: $48,672 per year
75th Percentile: $54,967 per year


Education, College/University $35,983 - $52,594
Museum $33,779 - $49,731
Military / Armed Forces $37,425 - $56,567
Government $39,165 - $56,824

Sales Promoters Salaries

25th Percentile: $47,276 per year
Median: $63,271 per year
75th Percentile: $71,378 per year

Fundraiser’s Salaries

25th Percentile: $41,527 per year
Median: $51,058 per year
75th Percentile: $61,417 per year

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