<human>: Can you give me the gist of the text in a nutshell?

I'm currently an accounting major. This past spring semester I found a job in an office at the College of Business at my uni. Unless we're running errands, the student aides simply sit there and do their homework/study. ~18hr/wk at $8. I've been able to get to know the majority of the faculty very well through this, like the Associate Dean. 

Their funding was reduced, so I wasn't able to stay on for the summer. I am here taking classes anyway, so I found another campus job. 20hr/wk at $10 at the Health and Safety office. It's more involved, since the job requires the students to check eyewashes, showers, and fire extinguishers around campus. 

Now, the summer job asked if I'd like to stay for the fall semester. Financially, I'm not relying heavily on either, so the pay isn't the significant part. What I'm having trouble with is which one would help in the future when it comes to internships or job opportunities? 

The health/safety job has access to professionals off-campus and the environment is much more relaxed. 70% of the people there have some sort of background in business and have worked or associate with local businesses. I'm hoping to go into audit, but you never know what can change. 

Thanks in advance! 

Also, if anyone is interested in finding a job on campus, check out your university's career services office! Even if the website has nothing listed, e-mail the office or drop by. Neither one of the jobs mentioned above were listed, but the office knew I was looking for something and mentioned it.
<bot>: I can't decide between an office job at the College of Business or office job at the Health and Safety office w/ friendlier staff and off-campus connections. Help