Do non technical majors have a hard time finding a job?

Question

like sociology and pychology would they both be under the liberal arts category?!?

Answer 1

Yes they do have a harder time finding a job, because they don't nessarly fit into any specific job. So with that, most companies feel that you haven't been trained to do whatever specific job they might have open. Along with that, if you get a degree in the liberal arts catagory you are probably going to be offer $10K less because they have to train you.

Answer 2

i think it is harder for them to find jobs at the bachelor's level.
but the top students are always in demand and will not have problems. if you plan to be a mediocre run-of-the-mill student it will be hard to find a good job with a bachelor's in those fields.
but you can always work at an insurance company or do sales.