<human>: Recent grad in need of advice!!

I graduated with a bachelor of journalism from a well-known university in Canada in April. We all know the journalism industry is really tough to find jobs in right now. I've had to move back in with my parents in my hometown, which I HATE and work at a terrible, soul-sucking minimum wage retail job. 

I decided I might want to dip my feet in the PR industry, so I sent out my resume/portfolio to a bunch of firms in the area, just to see what happened. I got responses from three, two of which wanted me for a part-time, unpaid internship. The other said his firm had no open positions at the moment, but he thought my portfolio was "impressive and well put together," told me he'd be in touch if any positions opened up. So I've started interning at one of the firms, and have an interview at the other unpaid one this week. I absolutely LOVE the industry, am having a blast and think it's something I definitely want to do. But I'm not sure if the internships will lead to anything, and a girl's gotta get paid...

I have an interview this week for a "marketing coordinator" position. It's pretty entry-level, seems like it's just admin/assistant work for the higher-up marketing people. Not totally related to where I want to be in the future, doesn't seem like there's a lot of room for growth in the company. BUT it has a salary that would allow me to move out of my parents house, back to the city I love with my friends and finally be financially independent, and it would be a REAL JOB on my resume.

Who knows if I'll even get this job, but I'm kind of torn right now. I don't know if I should keep following my passion, even though its unpaid and rough right now, living at home and working part time retail is HELL. Or if I should keep looking for entry-level positions I'm qualified for that would allow for financial independence/moving out of my parents' house. Any advice is appreciated!

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<bot>: Should I keep slaving at unpaid internships in a field I LOVE, but don't know if it will lead to a paid career, or find a salary/financial independence in a "meh" job?