Ran an experiment having my wife do the negotiating (she's white) and I swear she's either either memorized the Art of the Deal or I'm being hurt by unconscious bias. 

Accounting, finance, prelaw, or any of the hard sciences (Assuming you intend to make a career out of it) are all excellent ways to spend tuition money.On a personal level, I know far too many art majors who work retail jobs in order to starve with their 4 room-mates who also got useless, no-return degrees and work jobs that they could have gotten straight out of high school.

This means that when you exit the highway you will see indications of entering downtown in the form of art work, new storefronts for commercial buildings, new landscaping etc.

It seems like there's a community of people from NYC that are looking for affordable places to find a second home, and Bard College up by Rhinebeck supplies art graduates that like the lower prices of Kingston to establish themselves after art school.  

Just like any profession there is Art involved in interpreting the application of the laws and principles.

Rehabbing a fire loss is almost a specialized art, it is a speciality in construction rehabs.

This is an art and a skill.

Make sure its not an art degree or something else that is useless.

I just want to highlight that there are a few CBIZ options, it just takes some homework to decide which is right for you.As for finding the right guests, it is a bit of an art form...

It is more an art than a science, always case by case.PS.