What kind of jobs can you get with a BA in Natural Science/Mathematics

[cookderosa]

Thank you all for your responses. Something else I'm curious about is the straighterline courses and general online labs. What I'm wondering is if it's pointless to do labs online in getting this degree or if this is mainly a concern for those looking to do lab work or other types of clinical work with this degree. Also, I have 80ish credits, some of which might not really count anyways. Is it true I can transfer up to a max of 85 credits from a community college? I'm trying to avoid a b&m classroom setting, as I work full time, 2nd shift as a specimen processor and can't really do much constructive things during the week if it involves leaving home. I also would like to avoid retaking any classes or be forced to take exams for classes I already took.

I would like a job where I feel like I'm making somewhat of a difference (and not selling my soul to the devil ha ha), yet I can live comfortably. I don't need a lot of things, as I'm a pretty practical, resourceful person but I'm not okay working a $12/hour job that demands employees have a bachelor's. My second choice of bachelor's I may get from tesu instead is the psychology degree, which is far easier to get away with doing online (and is much easier to test out of from what I understand).

I can't help you with the job stuff, but regarding the transfer- if your credits were earned at a community college, they'll all transfer assuming there is a slot for them to land in.
I did all my science labs online, which went fine, but they are expensive.