[tater66]

Originally Posted by Strange1130

so what are you going to be doing with the degree in a major that you hate on the 20th?

I have interviews lined up, but they are not directly related to investments/finance. **** load of money to be made in my degree field. The biggest issue is to even step foot in an IB you need experience. I don't prefer the desk job though. Have interviews with the state department an other agencies for gov postions.

[tater66]

Originally Posted by A5Gunner

So what do you guys think of above^

Criminal Justice major (I already have 2 A's toward the major and enjoyed it)
Police Officer/ Crime Analyst/ Higher up security over time how about that for a specific idea of what I would want to do?

Worst comes to worst I could get an entry level intership/job with research skills/ law knowledge.

Criminal Justice is a dime a dozen in the LEO world. I'm not discouraging it, but maybe minor in something else to boost it?

[A5Gunner]

I'm just looking at all the angles.

What are some realistic jobs I could get with a political science bachelor's (not advanced degree for lawyer for instance)

Is there job's like Research Analysts, Assistant researchers.
I thought this major would still have the law built into it. (I could always still be a police officer if I wanted to) I'm wondering if there are any non-profit companies I could work for or even work for a political campaign or something.

[byarosh201]

Just drop out and work and McDonald's with your college credits you can be a manager in no time!

[dam2]

If you enjoy trade work I would opt for that. If done right, there's a lot of money to be made.