Thanks! Planning non-academic careers after these degrees sounds like a smart thing to do. My work has been related to writing, editing and education so I feel more comfortable staying in these fields than the corporate jobs that typically follow social science degrees. But the pay is probably much worse?
I’m also thinking if a social science degree can lead to writing-focused jobs, like journalism, but I’ve been told it’s a dying field, and experience probably helps more than seven years of schooling?
As you said, social science and creative writing academic job markets are both highly competitive. Is one slightly better than the other though?