(((((((((((Rapunzel & Taonuviel)))))))))))))

Thank you both. I guess I'm just discouraged. I see everyone else graduating with honours degrees and my family keeps expecting me to pursue education further and to keep doing more and more and more... and I don't know what I even want to do in the future anymore for a career.

I wanted to do elementary school. Teacher's college is hard to get into though. My mom's a teacher, and she says right now is not a good time to get a BEd because there's too many qualified people out there and not enough jobs.

I had thought of (religious) ministry. But that's gone out the window as a possibility to become a minister with my change of religious denomination. Oh, and I wasn't ever sure about it either.

I could become a counsellor. But people tell me that I'm too codependent and I know I get too stressed out dealing with other peoples problems.

I could become a pastoral counsellor. So combining faith and counselling... it's possible, but see my above problems currently with the thought of becoming a counsellor!

I could do something in the realm of theology. It interests me, but what the heck is out there?? It would also require me to complete an MA at least... and I don't know if I'd survive it.

My family is pushing me to find a "financially stable" job that will provide for me. But their thoughts on that are working for the government at some desk job (not my idea of fun) or working in human resources somewhere (which is a possibility).

I just want a job where I'll be helping people. That is what I'm good at. I'm good at connecting with others.

I don't know what my options are if I'm struggling in my undergrad, and lots of my options involve a postgraduate degree (MA).

I wish I knew what I could do with a 3 year degree Rap... I'm not sure. Probably nothing. Maybe a 4 year degree would help?

I could go to college and get a diploma in Business with a concentration in Human Resources to make my family happy. I could go get my Early Childhood diploma so I could work with preschoolers. But that's not my idea of "fun" although kids are cute!