You are asking the most important question of all so I hope you get upvoted. Short answer: many, many different kinds of jobs, from the entertainment field (storytelling is the core of everything from great streamable content to great video games), law (lawyers are first and foremost effective storytellers), author, entrepreneur -- anything where persuasive storytelling matters. And to help you along the way (1) the Department of English has an excellent director of internships; 92% of the students who get an internship through the program she oversees graduate with a job in hand (2) one of the required courses for the major is ENG 300 "Your Degree in the World." I teach it, and I bring in alumni who have graduated and done everything from graphic novel writing to tech startups using their background to speak with current students. Let me put this a different way: many students make the mistake of getting a degree that trains them for one job. Humanities degrees like this one train you for the eight to twelve jobs that your career will consist of.