<p>"I’m sorry, but I’m going to have to disagree with getting a degree just because it has better prospects. If someone loves Art History and wants to be a curator, or something, then why should they get a computer science degree? If someone loves biology, why should they not get a degree in it? This is why so many people hate work; because they chose to be in a job they didn’t enjoy. "</p>
<p>Because if you love art history so much, you can learn about art history by reading it on your own at the library (for free!). You would probably learn more than the Art History degree will ever teach you anyways, since like most liberal arts degrees, Art History classes are probably taught by egoistic jerks who require you to agree with their points of view. </p>
<p>And plus, have you seen the trash that’s in art museums these days?</p>
<p>You don’t need a college degree to learn stuff. We live in the information age; anything you want to know about is at the tip of our fingertips (literally!). A college degree is EVIDENCE that you have the knowledge. And why do we need this evidence? For employment. Hence, if a college degree doesn’t give you employment, it is useless.</p>