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For me, no. It wouldn't help me at all on a personal development level, amongst other things. I guess for others it depends what they want out of an Arts degree and what subjects they take. I'm doing IR and politics so I think the need to speak publicly is important. And also interacting with...

Group presentations, discussions/debates in tutes. The social interaction and public speaking aspect isn't available online. Since Humanities in general deals very much with communication, social skills and the like, I think it's important to physically attend classes.

That is sort of what I had in mind when I started Arts, as its the only real pathway for a mature student. Did you complete that in the UK? Some pretty well known people have suceeded after completing a PPE. Current prime minister and opp leader in the UK for example, also our current PM. I...

It's obvious isn't it. Doesn't take away from my points. For example, a couple of my friends have an IT degree, hated it. Did (Arts) Education and now happily primary school teachers. But to ask someone whats the better degree IT or Arts? Nine times out of ten they'd say IT. For some people...

LOL someone doesn't like Arts degrees. I think it depends really on what you do the Arts degree for. For instance Arts with a diploma education can lead to a good career in teaching. Major in International relations/development (or politics) and there are many gov and non gov organisations you...

I'm starting Uni mid-year and currently in the enrolling process. I've selected two subjects I am interested in (politics/intl relations), working towards a major, however I would like to select someone that is totally different to my main interests with my last subject. Sociology (or something...

I don't think you have any rights. I think they may need to still give you a couple weeks notice though?