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degree in history is a portal to pursue work in many
directions. As with any liberal arts major, history
prepares students for careers requiring good writing,
organizational, and analytic skills--essential to
any career whether in the private, public, or non-profit
sector. Opportunities in the field include archival,
museum, or preservation careers, but further directions
in law, education, or business are also enhanced by
a liberal arts degree with a major in history. Some
fields require graduate degrees, but for many business
positions, a solid base in the skills of a historian--particularly
analysis and writing--is the ticket to entering almost
any field imagined.
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