<p>So, I came here looking for some help. I was denied into one of the business school's I was looking at and will probably end up at a liberal arts college doing a BA. I know there is a wide variety of degrees, as varied as my interests are. In your opinion, what are some of the more useful BA degrees?</p>
<p>BA in mathematics or physics</p>
<p>Hmm, the success stories I know of that started with a BA also ended with a PhD. I was thinking of economics, math, and physics, two areas where BSes are also common and employers may not appreciate the difference between the two.</p>
<p>Math majors are very versatile. Good thing our society doesn’t emphasize the value of mathematics, thus creating a greater demand…</p>
<p>Economics is pretty versatile & useful. You can go the math/engineering route, the poli sci/public policy route, or the business route depending on what you are interested in. It just depends on whether Economics is in the business college at your school or not.</p>
<p>Math is the most versatile major because you can go almost anywhere with it.</p>
<p>Mathematics, teaching, accounting, business, law, medical school, computer science, physics, economics, and much more</p>