<p>Okay, so I have no one to talk to about all my different options for college. Our counselors don't help and our college adviser doesn't have all the information I need. I know for sure what college I want to go to but at the moment I am questioning everything I had thought from my freshman year up until now that I wanted to do. My first plan was to major in psychology and minor in education, then go to graduate school for psychology and become a therapist and after a few years teach a high school psychology class. My other option was to major in psychology and minor in spanish and become a forensic psychologist fluent in a second language. Well, I'm currently taking AP psychology, and I don't know if I could handle an entire college major in it. So today I was searching for majors that effectively pay back in the long run and in an area that I would enjoy, and this is much more complicated than I expected. I have a profound interest in philosophy, but my school of choice doesn't offer it as a major. And even if it did, none of the most common careers that come from philosophy interest me. I know that at some point in my college career I want to become fluent in spanish, whether through a major or a minor. I considered a major in spanish and a minor in philosophy, but what good would that do me when looking for a job? So I looked into poli sci and criminal justice as majors both with minors of either spanish or philosophy, whichever would benefit me the most. The problem is, I've seen people say that police departments do not care whatsoever about your major, so I don't want to fail in the law enforcement field and have no other benefit from a criminal justice degree in any other field of work. Also I'm not very interested in going to law school so it would be almost pointless to major in poli sci and end up going to grad school for something I don't like to do. I would like a unique career in something that I enjoy but I have to go to college first, and with all the different options I don't want to go in and realize that I hate what I'm doing and have to change my major. I'm so confused, this is driving me crazy. Help me please!</p>