But, you can use a Political Science degree as a background when you show the public that you’re an educated person running for office. You can also land a decent-paying government job in most states, assuming you pass their “government merit exams,” if that’s what you want to call them (those are required for merit state gov’t positions here in Kentucky.)

Or, you can always work your rear end off in prepartion for the GRE, GMAT, LSAT, or MCAT, and really try to get into a decent graduate or other professional program (social sciences, business, law, or medicine, respectively, as indicated by the listing of the exams.)

Those are just some things to think about.

I just got my degree in Economics, and a company just hired me to do their payroll!!! (im getting 80 grand a year)