6. Studio Arts:

A degree in studio arts provides an individual with a firmly grounded experience in selecting, displaying and preserving historically valuable relics, arts and records. In addition, it helps an individual to develop strong critical thinking skills; experience facilitating conversation and presenting in front of groups of people; strong writing skills and experience in adapting content for dissimilar audience; ability to find, collect, and evaluate contrasting data; aptitude for creative problem solving and decision making; and more. The possible career options include art director, curator, archivist, art educator and so on.  

Studio arts majors generally study painting, sculpture or other media in order to become artist themselves. This career option is not exactly a full proof source of income. Studio arts majors lack a strictly defined career path. In addition, the median salary is way below the average for a college graduate with bachelor’s degree and the salary growth prospects are practically zero.  

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