Career Thoughts.

• I took some career aptitude test thingers. Thought I'd share. Because I have nothing better to talk about right now. 
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• http://www.livecareer.com/news/Education/What-to-Do-with-a-Useless-Degree_$$01203.aspx
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• Bachelor's in English
If your Bachelor's in English isn't landing you that dream gig writing for the New York Times, you may want to explore other ways to make a living with your strong writing and people skills. With just a few strategic courses to complement your core degree, you could have a great new career with your humanities degree.
Possible jobs (with median salary):  Lobbyist: $89,613 Marketing specialist: $59,482 Public relations assistant: $44,068 Technical writer: $65,467

This here is a blog with some nifty finds/advice. 

http://jobsforenglishmajors.com/

Your highest score was on Food Service, which means that you like to be involved in the preparation, serving, or selling of food products. This includes selecting ingredients, creating menus, supervising kitchen staff, cooking, baking, and aspects of food service. You also scored highly on Writing, indicating that you enjoy creative or technical writing. You are also likely to be interested in a broad range subjects, so finding occupations that allow you to exercise these interests would lead to higher work satisfaction for you. Your high score on the Personal Service scale means that you like interacting with others and providing the public with services involving personal contact. At first, I was confused by the Food Service ("really? what?"). I had visions of flipping burgers and drowning in grease, but then I remembered I want to own a bakery. The stars aligned and things made sense.  Attentive (Servers) - Your Score: High Attentive types enjoy helping others, serving others' personal needs and looking after the comfort and well-being of others. They are happy in jobs requiring sociability, politeness, patience and a happy disposition. Artistic (Creators) - Your Score: High Artistic types are often thought of as original and creative by others. Such people enjoy expressing themselves in artistic ways such as acting, dancing, creating music or visual art, or by expressing their ideas either through discussion or debate. Enterprising (Persuaders) - Your Score: High Enterprising types are people-oriented. They like to talk to, influence and persuade others. They are confident, adventurous, assertive and show leadership. Conventional (Organizers) - Your Score: Med Conventional types enjoy supervising others in jobs where rules and tasks are well defined. They show careful attention to detail, are organized, follow instructions well and prefer jobs where their daily duties are regular and fixed. Realistic (Doers) - Your Score: Med Realistic types like physical activity, working with their hands, and are mechanically-inclined. They enjoy working outdoors and do not mind physical risks on the job. Social (Helpers) - Your Score: Low Social types are interested in helping to keep others emotionally or physically healthy, or in teaching others. They enjoy giving advice and working directly with people, either in groups or individually. Investigative (Thinkers) - Your Score: Low Investigative types enjoy the challenge of problem solving in mathematics, technology, and sciences, and the abstract and practical ideas related to these areas. Applied science, such as engineering, technology or computer science may also be of interest to them. They can be technically creative.