Not true. A sociology, public administration, poli-sci or criminology degree - especially on the masters level - opens plenty of doors. E.g. it's the main pathway for policy and research jobs in government, non-profits, or in the private sector.

I mean... if OP has a degree in a social science, s/he has okay chances. Not like getting a degree in straight-up math or biology would be any better.

Edit: apparently math was a bad example. How about... kinesiology then...? lol