<human>: I tried to get some advice on /business but had no luck so I thought maybe someone here can help. 
I'm a senior at a large private university with a neurobiology major. I came into college as a pre-med thinking I would definitely try to go into medicine (my parents are doctors and really pushed me to get into it). But honestly, I wasn't that interested and really struggled with my courses, so I can't really see myself studying for the 4+ years after college that medicine requires. Plus my GPA is atrocious (below 3.0) and I have next to no extracurriculars thanks to me not being interested in my courses or really much else. So now my parents are pushing me to apply to post-bacc programs to raise my gpa enough to stand a chance at med school. But honestly...I'm not feeling medicine anymore. I kind of lost interested in everything since I never actually explored what I wanted in college because I was so focused on just passing my courses. The only thing I can think of that's been stuck in the back of my head is...something in business. I realize that I need to figure something out to make myself financially stable in the long-run. I would just want to explore the business field somehow (I'm not even sure WHAT in business interests me). But since I'm graduating in May 2016 and no longer have any room in my schedule for intro business classes, I'm not sure what to do. Also, paying for post-college degrees/education is something my parents will be willing to do if I can show them that I have a real plan/future in this field.

So here's my question: I want to explore business/MBA somehow. I know I want to continue my education and raise my GPA and get a higher degree. I just don't know how to. How can I, a college senior with a low GPA and no business education, break into the field? Is there any hope for me at all?

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<bot>: Have a really bad college GPA, no business education, and no real interest in much else along with 0 personal money. Any hope for future?