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A liberal arts experience gives students an education in a wide variety of subjects. Liberal arts students study history, philosophy, mathematics, art, and language. Students with a liberal arts education will have a broad area of knowledge, on top of the in depth study of their chosen major. This is a great choice for any student who doesn't know exactly what they want to pursue post graduation. Generally students matriculating from a liberal arts school are strong writers and analytical thinkers and, as a result, very employable.
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I am really interested in taking astronomy and physics, but i am not sure where it will take me in the future, could you tell me?
Submitted on: March 8, 2012

The job outlook is very good for this occupation. Employment of physicists and astronomers is expected to grow 16 percent, faster than the average for all occupations during the 2008-18 decade. They should experience faster than average job growth, but may face competition for basic research positions. Due to limited funding, there is competition for basic research positions.

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I want to learn about space and physics-what college should I go to?
Submitted on: February 24, 2012

No matter what degree you want to pursue, the first step in choosing a college is doing a lot of research. You should always make sure the schools you are interested in are accredited, but then the rest is based on personal preferences. Do you want a large school? Would you prefer a school with a religious affiliation? You should make these decisions first and then find a school that matches your preferences.

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