A bachelor’s degree in Liberal Studies can be used as preparation for several different careers, including:

Editor
Journalist
Publicist
Entry-level Management Personnel
Social Services Human Relations Officer
Para-Professional Librarian
Policy Analyst
Minister
Public Relations Personnel
Urban Planner/City Manager
Legislative Assistant
Lobbyist
Politician
Non-profit Organizational Director
College Recruiter
Customer Service Representative
Creative Writer
Copywriter
Advertising Account Executive
Grant Writer
Speech Writer
Anchorperson
Training Specialist
Medical Communications Trainer
Archivist
Museum Manager
These are some of the Colleges that offer programs in Liberal Arts :-

1. Ashoka University

2. Thapar School of Liberal Arts

3. Flame University

4. Symbiosis School for Liberal Arts

Eligibilty for Admissions varies from college to college , But from what I heard for getting admission in Thapar School of Liberal Arts you need minimum 60% in 10+2 ,(55% for SC/ST). For detailed information about Fees , Eligibilty , etc. Check this - http://tslas.thapar.edu/microsite/uploads/slas/Liberal_Arts_and_Sciences_Prospectus.pdf

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The concept around liberal arts education in India limits one to believe that the career that follows will be as a social worker. Overseas, liberal arts is just like any other professional stream of academics that leads to careers across industries and sectors. In my limited knowledge, a liberal arts candidate is trained on critical thinking, problem solving, collaboration, innovation and such other skills. So, the career options can be diverse and infinite because every job requires these skills.

To answer specifically, students from liberal arts background can work with think tanks, government and non-government organisations, consulting agencies, advertising and PR agencies, publishing houses, hospitality, healthcare and more. For instance, an NGO like Teach For India also hires managers from liberal arts background. There is no limit to what kind of jobs can be offered but doing the course from a good university that can offer you enough exposure makes the difference.

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