<p>That is the beauty of a liberal arts education you pick up critical thinking skills and the ability to write cogently all which are transferrable skills for any job you do. </p>
<p>I would suggest reading up on the process for recent undergrads at different IB's. At most IB's it is a 2 year analyst program you will start as a trainee and the company will teach you wnat they want you to know. (the exception may be Wharton which is virtually an IB mill)</p>
<p>I would suggest taking the where do I fit in quiz at GS, at the end you will be able to see profiles of employees at GS who attended different schools with differnt majors and ended up being successful</p>
<p>The great thing about dartmouth is depending on how you craft your D-plan you do have the opportunity to do internships almost a year earlier than your counterparts at other schools.</p>