That's right!
That French Lit degree will help a great deal as you attend bartenders school to get a real job--like pronouncing 'Pernod' and 'Vermouth' and 'Sec'. You'll be a real asset...
Face it, since the patron system of arts died out, the only thing college is is a glorified trade school wrapped in past traditions that no longer exist.
Now, get me my martini!
The B.A or A.B. is not a job ticket. There are few jobs specifically for 4-year graduates, except possibly engineering jobs. If formal education is continued, it is usually followed by some kind of post-grad education, which is where the professional 'jobs' begin. Business management, lawyer, some medical positions, economists, those kinds of things begin to open at the masters level.
To write your own ticket in the world you might want the Ph.D. or other doctoral level degree. You have that, you are professional, end of story--it's up to you and only you after the doctorate: you have the key to the world in your hand. If you have some public speaking talent you might even run for high public office.
Most of my education was obtained reading books at random in the college library while procrastinating having to study my boring courses. I did an ENORMOUS amount of reading that way. I could (and can still) skim at least a dozen books per day that way.