As a liberal arts major, you have been exposed to a variety of academic disciplines and gained an excellent background for future work. Your education has given you the ability to adapt to a changing environment, communicate effectively, think critically, solve complex problems, and communicate well with others on an interpersonal level. Above all, you have gained the ability to learn. Because these skills are transferable to many work situations, you are valuable to employers.

So when they ask you, "What are you going to do with that major", here are a few good responses:

Source: Indiana University (www.indiana.edu/~career/students/apply/selling_liberal_arts.pdf)