<p>Hi guys</p>
<p>I’m a sophomore at Brown and going through a little break down. My advisor is MIA so I decided to come on here. I’m planning on becoming a comp lit (or maybe english?) concentrator at Brown and probably doubling with political science but does anyone here know of post graduate job success? I’m considering law school, but if I don’t end up deciding on that, how will I do out there in the real world? Many are telling me to try to fit in something like econ or BEO to make myself more “marketable.” Just looking for advice from strangers. Thanks.</p>
<p>Its a liberal arts diploma, so to a certain extent it doesn’t matter what you major in. Taking math, econ, and computer classes is helpful. Becoming proficient in a foreign language is also helpful. Work/internship experience and being involved in school activities also gives you valuable resume fodder. Don’t spend your years on CC - engage in all that Brown offers!</p>
<p>The career center has a list of post-graduation plans by major on it’s website!
[Post-Graduate</a> Data | CareerLAB](<a href=“http://brown.edu/campus-life/support/careerlab/post_grad_data/list]Post-Graduate”>Post-Graduate Data | CareerLAB)</p>