Sam Benezra

Management majors work in every kind of business, directing operations, overseeing employees, negotiating contracts, and completing administrative tasks. Management majors are trained to oversee an organization’s operations and employees, so it shouldn’t come as a surprise that high-level executives across a variety of industries have degrees in management. If you’re interested in entrepreneurship or working… Read More

Despite the stereotype of the starving artist, a career in the arts is in fact highly attainable, and attaining a fine art degree can often help artists develop the skills and connections necessary for success in the field. In many cases, fine art majors follow fairly nontraditional career paths and may not experience a high… Read More

No matter what some cynics may tell you, a degree in art can provide you with valuable (and marketable) skills. The art business is a large and flourishing industry that employs close to 3.5 million people across the United States. An art degree may not lead to a traditional career path, but it can teach… Read More

Nutrition majors are trained to help individuals make healthy dietary decisions and to improve their overall health through their eating habits. Unsurprisingly, nutrition majors frequently pursue careers as registered dietitians and nutritionists, but there are other options open for nutrition majors interested in jobs outside of nutrition science. Nutrition majors can pursue careers in other… Read More

Engineering is one of the most popular STEM majors for a reason. Engineering graduates are in high demand, and many are able to find stable and well-paying employment with only a bachelor’s degree. Engineers come in all shades — mechanical engineers who develop cars, robots, and air conditioners; civil engineers who design the built environment;… Read More

A degree in kinesiology, the study of body movement, is excellent preparation for a variety of careers related to exercise science and medicine. For people who are interested in health and athletics, a kinesiology degree can function as a stepping stone to a job in sports as a coach or athletic trainer, in medicine as… Read More

A challenging yet rewarding major, neuroscience can be an excellent starting point to a career in medicine, psychology, or research science. Undergraduate neuroscience majors typically pursue advanced degrees in neuroscience or a related field like psychology, and many choose to go to medical school and pursue a career as a physician or surgeon. The integration… Read More

An interdisciplinary science degree in a field like biochemistry can be a great starting point for a career in the medical or research sciences. Because biochemists are well-versed in both biological science and chemistry, they are perfectly suited to jobs in a variety of fields where the two disciplines frequently overlap — fields like pharmacology,… Read More

A health science degree is a natural point of entry into a career in medicine or, more broadly, healthcare. Many health science majors end up pursuing advanced degrees, eventually becoming physicians or another kind of clinician. But there are also plenty of jobs available for bachelor’s degree holders in healthcare and health administration. Here is… Read More

Physics majors study the essential questions of our world and universe. The discipline attracts many of the best, brightest, and often most creative and innovative thinkers, a few of whom have become global icons. But what do physicists really do? They may work as university professors, researchers for the government or private organizations, engineers, financial… Read More