20 Lucrative Careers You Can Get with a Liberal Arts Degree

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4. Psychologist

Liberal arts training in psychology is offered a most university institutions at the PhD level. Psychologists may also be employed as faculty or professional researchers engaged in studying behavioral patterns, through testing, procedures and analysis of scientific outcomes toward development of evidence based practice models of treatment. Professionals desiring to work as licensed counselors, clinical, or research psychologists must complete a graduate degree in the subject.

Annual salary: $67,000 to $90,000.

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4. Psychologist

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