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Interdisciplinary Studies is a great college major that lets you study several subjects at once to get ready for a career. So, when it comes time to find a job, what do employers really think about a degree that isn't focused on one single field? The answer is: they love it!
Interdisciplinary Studies is a great choice for students who have lots of different interests! It lets you design a college major that mixes those interests into a meaningful plan of study.
The English major is an effective school of thought that reaches the core of education. This is the major for students who love to deepen human experiences and communication through literature.
The value of "what" in a world of AI that focuses on meaning, creativity, and inquiry.
Law school is a perfect choice for an English major who wants to use their literary skills to make an impact in their community. In fact, English majors generally do well on the LSAT, the exam students take to qualify for law school, because of their reading and writing abilities.
Many English majors hear the familiar question: “So…what are you going to do with that degree?” Reality is far more encouraging. Employers consistently seek strong communicators, critical thinkers, and adaptable problem solvers—skills English graduates practice every day.
An English degree isn’t just for someone who wants to be a writer or teacher. English majors make meaningful contributions in nearly any field.
Many students hesitate to pursue an English degree because they question whether it can pay off financially. The common myth that English majors are unemployable is widespread but inaccurate. There are many similarities between English degree prospects and those of other degrees.
A reflection by Cami Wheeler, BYU-Idaho Student