Some majors pursue careers in business, law, government, publishing, and the arts.
Many CAMS majors proceed to graduate school in Classics or in such disciplines as archaeology, art history, conservation and museum studies, comparative literature, history, law, theology, and religious studies. Graduate work is normally required for teaching and research at a college or university or for museum and library work. Those who prefer to teach high school must satisfy the Pennsylvania State Department of Education certification requirements for secondary education. This office can provide expert advice in selecting courses and in preparing for the LSAT or other required examinations. The College of the Liberal Arts provides a variety of career development programs for students, including field trips and meetings with alumni in various careers.