Reddit mentions of Feminist Thought: A More Comprehensive Introduction 3th (third) edition

Hi! Former Studies in Women and Gender (SWAG) major here. I absolutely loathed the first class I took and thought it was a bunch of bullshit. Fast forward to present day - I ended up doing SWAG as a double major with sociology, started working in a hospital setting, now work as an RN, and proudly call myself a feminist (as my username suggests). I would highly, highly recommend it to anyone who wants to expand their horizons and critical thinking skills. Although I'm now a nurse working on a graduate degree, I find that I use the skills I gained in that curriculum every day.

To answer your questions more specifically:
-Women's studies can lead to a lot of different career fields (social work, nursing, counseling, academic tracks, etc.) but I think it is probably best to double major and pair it with another, more vocational degree if possible. Ultimately, it can be tough to find a job with ANY liberal arts degree, so you have to take care of yourself while you pursue your interests academically.

• Most of the folks I went to school with were double majors. Many programs allow for cross-counting classes so it makes it easier. A lot of people were already doing double majors and opted for the minor instead, which is also a good choice.
  
• I can't speak for other schools, but at my university it was probably a 90/10 split as far as women/men.
  
  If I may recommend a further reading - Feminist Thought by Rosemarie Tong completely changed my worldview and helped me understand feminism and why I identify myself as a feminist. It's available used for $5 on Amazon. :)
  https://www.amazon.com/Feminist-Thought-Comprehensive-Introduction-third/dp/B006QNN5UW/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1497922840&sr=8-4&keywords=feminist+theory+rosemarie+tong