<human>: Can you provide a brief rundown of the text in within 3 sentences?

I'm about to enter my senior year as an undergraduate. I am planning on recieving a BA in both psychology and sociology (with a concentration in social welfare). Up until this point I have been planning on going to graduate school for psychology, preferably in a way that I can work with children and adults. However, having recently looked at a lot of information, I am considering going for a phD in social work instead. I'm not very good with statistics and although I find research very interesting, I am not terribly interested in conducting it. I know I want to work with people, and wouldn't mind having my own practice someday in the far future. I am fascinated by mental illness, but have no desire to pursue psychiatry. While my recent grades have been good, my overall gpa right now is only a 2.74 with about 11 classes left to take. This is largely due to taking biology, chemistry, and statistics classes (I was originally going for the BS degree, which requires a lot of science, but switched to the BA). I did really well on the SATs, and based on that and past performance on other standardized tests, I somewhat expect to do well on the GREs. I need to decide soon which route I want to take, and I'm scared I'll choose the wrong one. Does anyone have any advice?
<bot>: should i go to grad school for psych or social work? i like people, don't really like research, and want a phD.