<human>: Could you distill the essence of the text into 1-3 sentences?

First, thanks for taking the time to click on my post.

I am just about to begin my senior year in college. My major is psychology. A lot of my course work I have found very interesting, but recently I am seriously doubting my desire to take up a career is research or counseling. Obtaining my BA in Psych now seems worthless, as I have no relevant work experience in any other field, and opportunities for just a BA in psych seem to be confined to social services work, such as the Department of Human Services. 

I have been seriously considering pursuing a new academic direction entirely. I'm not quite sure what, possibly Environmental Science or Business. My question is this: Should I finish my degree in Psychology (which I will obtain with no debt, thanks to my parents) first, and then attempt to be admitted for a second degree *or* don't graduate with psychology and pursue another degree path *before* receiving my BA in psych? I am very confused as to what the better option would be. My second degree would be me paying for school myself, and taking on 4 years of debt.
<bot>: I am entering my senior year as a psychology major. Now doubting my desire to pursue a career in psychology or social science. Should I just finish my current degree or begin a new direction before graduating?