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I have been seeing a lot of job related posts on reddit lately that have got me thinking about what I'm majoring in and what plans I have for myself in the future. I'm currently a sophomore in college and am about to leave community college and transfer to a university. My major has always been political science because I'm fairly interested in law and thought - "Hey, why not be a lawyer and make a shit ton of money?" I'm suddenly realizing it's not going to be this easy and I'm worried that I'm not going to be happy with what I'm doing, even if I do eventually become a lawyer. Is this really what I want to do for the rest of my life? Like I said, I'm only a sophomore and I know it's never too late to switch majors, but I don't want to waste time or money being indecisive. So reddit, what have you guys done with your political science majors? Do you have any suggestions as to other alternative jobs besides becoming a lawyer that a degree in political science will get me? Are they any other majors that come to mind that wouldn't seem too difficult to switch to credit wise? Is there any job that a degree in political science offers that doesn't involve politics, law, etc.?
<bot>: Thought I'd major in political science and become a lawyer. Doubting my decision. Worried I'm going to be unhappy with my job for the rest of my life.