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I wasn't totally sure where to post this so I decided the most general /askreddit was appropriate, Hooray! So back story here. 
I recently transferred to a new university for a number of reasons, first school was too expensive too far from home and general unhappiness was abound. I am currently an international business major  with Japanese as my language and minor. Currently, there is absolutely nothing interesting about my courses be it economics or accounting. I've been finding it difficult to study for most of my classes other than Japanese because frankly they bore the living hell out of me and I have absolutely no emotional investment in them at all. 
#I am considering switching to a health and exercise science major with a Japanese minor and possibly a business minor. I am a huge fitness nut and an amateur bodybuilder with my first competition coming up in a couple of months. I spent 4 years of my life rowing 3 years at the varsity high school level and 1 year at the D1 level before I transferred. I spend hours everyday researching new supplements/diets/workout plans just to gain as much of an edge as possible and none of it is in the least bit boring to me! I love everything about fitness and bodybuilding to a point of obsession. 
#My problem stems from the fact that my stipulation from my mother when transferring was that I had to get an international business degree because "all my friends keep telling me how marketable you'll be and how much money you can make." which is all well in good but I don't give a rats ass about these classes and i don't think a job in the IB field will make me all that happy :(
#So my question for y'all, in order to help convince my mother I'll still be able to get a good job, is if I get an exercise science degree along with the business and Japanese minor, supplemented with my experience in bodybuilding(hoping I do well in my first comp) and D1 rowing do I have a shot at making a halfway decent living in the fitness and sports field?
<bot>: can't stand International Business do I have a shot at making good money in the Exercise Science field with bodybuilding experience and such?