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>>14763628
There are tons of good jobs which don’t require STEM degrees. If you go to a school that’s a recruiting target for banks and consultancies they really don’t care much what you majored in. Same for medical and law schools. It’s entirely possible to receive a thorough arts education and also earn mire than anyone else you went to high school with if you’ve got the juice.

If you go it a low-tier university and don’t want to go to med/law school you might need to study STEM to stand out, which is unfortunate but you knew it wasn’t Princeton when you got there.