What kind of job can I get with my BFA in drama?

You could always get a teaching degree along with it and teach drama. What university if you don't mind me asking is the degree from? You could aslo always direct, produce, stage manage, tech shows, whatever. It's all up to you.

Charlotte is right, you could teach if you have a teaching certification. You might also check and see if you could be a teaching assistant at the college level-- some colleges will let you do that under a professor, and if the college has a program where you can pursue your accounting degree there too then you are a double winner, because that should equal great savings for you! You know, I heard that many colleges have their law students take a drama course. Offer your knowledge as an independent instructor to people pursuing an acting career. Some people want to be actors, but never take it up in college. I am sure you have a wealth of knowledge you could pass on to them.

I have a BFA in Performance theatre. At the moment, i'm still trying to pursue my career, BUT with our degree you can do virtually anything. Do you like working with people? A BFA shows that we're good with working with people(since our enviroment changes rapidly), we adapt quickly, we're able to handle stress(i mean, if you have a BFA instead of a BA, you know what i mean) Just start applying. Ad writing agencies are a big one that come to mind. If you like numbers, try applying at a bank. You can often move up the ladder quickly and become a manager. You really have endless choices. Good luck!