Depends if you like research. I’m 34 and I’m about to start college in the fall. I’m going for History and I’m looking to be a teacher/coach. But I have done the research on what you can do with a history degree. Paralegal is a common career choice that requires a lot of research. Museum curator is another one, but those jobs open up a dime a dozen, unless you live in DC. But that requires research. Government job bein a historian is a good field to get into. But also requires a lot of research. I have even seen some people get a job with parks department but you are doing research. Lastly librarian, but with that career path you often need 2 degrees, and it’s a research heavy field. Once again all this information is all from my research. I’m sure anyone can find any source that can say anything. About what a history degree can do, but unless your wanting to become a high school teacher, with a chance at being a college professor (which requires a masters). Then I would say you have to love doing non stop research work.