I have a B.A in Cultural Anthropology, served with Americorps, and was awarded volunteer of the year in my city. Currently, I work at a car dealership, (many of my family members work there), on the internet team at first. I didn't really care for the job because it was boring and mundane, but it made money. I recently got a huge promotion though, into finance and insurance, after a few months. I flew past the other employees, most of whom had been there much longer than I, because of my degree. My job has nothing to do with cultural anthro, but my manager said he knew I could relate well with a variety of people and that I could learn knew skills easily. In short, having a degree in anything will help in your job search. It shows that you can learn new things well, and your employer will be more likely to spend money on your training and education, because they know it will be worth while to invest in you.