All in all, I have to say just follow with what you want inside. Look at all resources possible that are avaible to you. You may not get a job in exactly something that is geared towards your major, but at least you have a degree and a piece of paper stating you accomplished something.

The liberal arts teach one how to think critically, research thoroughly, compose an effective argument, and write clearly. This means that many employers specifically look for liberal arts majors.

Sociology or Anthropology? Jobs in demographics, marketing, consumer profiling and targeting, market analysis, human resources, social services, etc.

Psychology? Jobs in human resources, marketing, industrial psychology, sales, etc.

English or Rhetoric? Jobs in publishing, journalism, technical writing, speechwriting, research and analysis, etc.

History? Jobs in politics, journalism, research, libraries and archives, museums, historical societies, etc.

Religion? Jobs in journalism, politics, research, social services, counseling, nonprofit agencies, etc.

It’s all about how you market YOURSELF after you earn that degree. Go for it.