When you're dealing with a communications medium that is as fluid as the Web, all of those skills come into play. The more you know about different subjects and viewpoints, the more you can cope. I grew up on a farm, which was driven by fundamental things like seeds and the weather. CLA let me get the business and quantitative skills I wanted , but I also cross-polinated between economics and world history, ethics, art history.
Adaptability is everything.
There won't be roadblocks in my future. Again and again, business and community leaders say they prize the liberal arts graduate ahead of the narrowly educated specialist. A College of Liberal Arts degree signals someone with the thinking skills, flexibility, and broad perspective needed to succeed in the global marketplace. Simply put, there's no better preparation for our complex world than a College of Liberal Arts education. That's education broad and rich enough for a lifetime of challenges and opportunities.