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I'm a junior at a small liberal arts university. It's a double edge sword I feel, although my university made me so well rounded, I cannot help but think that I have no safe path to go forward into life. My current major is Psychology (BA) with a minor in computer science and education. I speak about three different languages fluently (this includes English), and comprehend a handful of other languages. (In other words, if I tried hard enough, I'm more than sure to pick it up with ease.) Business is like second nature to me-- my parents own a family restaurant that I have been managing since the age of 16. My average GPA is above a 3.0. I`m willing to do whatever it takes to change my path, as long as it doesn't take up more than the next 2 years of my college career. My original plan was to go into a 5 year teaching program through my university; I have money in the form of grants and loans for my undergraduate, however I won't be able to afford graduate school and want to start working as soon as possible to help my family financially. What careers are there that I can work towards with a general bachelor's degree, plus a year of training (that is not graduate school). Any info would be greatly appreciated :)
<bot>: I chose the wrong major and still possibly have time to fix things before I get out of school, what options/ careers are available?