Jumping in, HELP!!

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Susitna1
Liberal Arts does have less utility on it's own, however if your goal is to quickly get an undergraduate degree knowing full well you plan to move on to a graduate degree than it can work out well for you. Don't be afraid to call an admissions rep (or other faculty) at the schools you'd consider for your law degree and ask them these questions. You may find they're open to any under grad degree with a good GPA, or you may even find that they put the distance ed degrees at the bottom of the pile. The most telling thing would be to simply take a look at the faculty portion of their website and see what degrees/schools the faculty themselves went to.

How are you going to get accepted into a decent masters program with a liberal arts degree? Masters is for industry, it builds more knowledge onto your specific under grad degree. If you're liberal arts you do not have any speciality, all the knowledge you have learned is very superficial.

After reading some of these posts I feel like choking myself.