Post-degree options???

[sanantone]

If you used a few psychology courses toward your liberal studies degree, TESU may not let you get a second degree in psychology. I was asking about an LDAS degree, but TESU mentioned that I couldn't get a criminal justice degree after a social science degree even though I only used a couple of CJ courses toward the major.

Maybe saying that a liberal studies degree is worthless is a bit strong. However, it would be a complete lie to say that it is as valuable as a more focused degree. There is even data to support that general studies majors tend to have higher rates of underemployment. It hasn't been my experience that most jobs ask for a generic bachelor's. Most of the ads I've seen state a requirement or preference for a major(s).

Sales and many insurance jobs will take any degree. This is not even close to accounting for most jobs that require a degree. Companies are always desperate to fill sales positions. It's one of the least desirable jobs due to the high risk of underperforming and being fired.