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What career possibilities are there with a philosophy major?

To start with, at the moment, I am a junior in an American high school. In the past three-four years, I have had a wide variety of interests in liberal arts subjects, specifically history, music, and creative writing. But nowadays, while I am still interested in those aforementioned subjects, I find myself analyzing the reasoning/logic behind ethics, religion, laws, and other fairly abstract matters like them, extremely often. As far as I know, the analysis of those topics tends to fall under the broad "philosophy" brush. 

So I was wondering, since I plan on going to college in a year and a half, what job opportunities would one possibly get with a philosophy major? I'm not unopposed to a double major/or a minor, but I would like to know what I could do with just a philosophy major. 
 
I would also like to know if any of them would pay decently, because although that is not a primary concern, I would still like to live a semi-comfortable life. 

Thanks in advance.
gpt
You could go into banking, well, any industry, pursue like project manager, analyst, technical writer, lawyer, counselor, process analyst. There's a ton 
you can do along with other liberal arts degrees. The world is your oyster. 

You might want to take some technical courses like technical writing, or whatnot. 

Ethics and all of that are very important and good to have under your belt. It may be good from a conversational use in the workplace, to actually applying it a little here in there in the work you do, no matter what you do.

In addition to a liberal arts degree, you may wish to also look at some kind of certificate program that teaches a hands-on hard skill.