JT Spunk | Photography

What type of career will perfect for me?

So basically the problem about me is i’m not sure what i wanna do in the future. Atm I’m in my first year of college studying English Lang&Lit, Photography, Sociology and Media but i’m going to drop media, take psychology instead and then do two more AS in my extra year but not sure which one. I’m rather friendly but really shy person because english is not my first language(however its eventually changing). Other than that apparently i’m great listener, creative and hardworking(especially of deadline is getting closer). I adapt quite well and quite quickly, also i love moving around so office only based job won’t be a great idea. Any suggestions for career for me? I’d love media job where im always busy and full of many different tasks and people, preferably in big city. I used to want to be a journalist but everyone advises me to choose different career as this one is not as needed in new media age.
Thank You

no need to panic. the average college student changes their major 4x’s before they graduate. the whole purpose of undergrad is to explore yourself and take different classes to see what interests you. when you get into your jr. year you’ll start internships that will place you in grunt jobs in the actual field of your choice. don’t worry about what others say, take all the classes you can and you’ll find what you excel in… unless you know for certain you want to be a lawyer or doctor then you’ve got plenty of time to figure out life.

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