Can an English degree serve as a base for a stable career? Or

yes.

I'm unaware of any better starting qualification for work in any retail job nor any better point of entry into the fastfood industry.

>>7754146
>manual labor
>stable career
if only

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>>7754129
Yeah of course, you just need to be realistic with your salary expectations and be flexible enough to take a job outside your home town.

It's not unheard of for English majors to go to law school, either.

You could probably get into management

Only if English isn't your native language and if you're really good at it. Also I hope you are not afraid of working in education

>>7754168
>Only if English isn't your native language and if you're really good at it.

Expand please

>>7754178
he means tutoring ESL

>>7754182
And why would that be only if you are not native?

Networking and smart choices after graduation are more relevant to success than which degree you chose in my opinion.