<p>Well, here's the deal. Right now I am a Classics major at ASU here on a national merit scholarship. I always thought I enjoyed it, and I still do, but I'm almost certain it is not something I want to spend the rest of my life doing. I know now that I want a hyper-fast paced life style, with frequent change....not sure that makes any sense. In truth, I haven't a clue what I want to do with my life. Everyone always says "you got the GPA and test scores, just go to law school"....but in truth I don't know the specifics of a law education. Are there any other routes to take with a liberal arts degree if I'm almost positive I don't want to teach? For the record, I have over 100 credits as a sophomore, so I could take classes in other fields, but I haven't found any I'm crazy about. I partially think that it is because of the absurdity of the intro-level courses here at ASU. I don't really know what I'm asking, but does anyone have any career suggestions for someone who wants to travel, who wants an ever-changing career, is a liberal arts major (at least at this point)? To give you a little more info, I've taken classes ranging from the hard sciences (O Chem) to philosophy, from Latin to Romanian, from English to International Politics. I really just can't find a passion for any one field. And I've taken those Strong Profile Tests twice, and they recommend I should be a bookkeeper or a vet....and I hate animals....and a bookkeeper? I'm now rambling, I'm just lost about where to turn and I feel like I am wasting my college time....</p>
<p>If you have good people skills, look into business/sales/marketing. Work for a big international co. and you'll be on the road half the time. Good luck with your decision.</p>
<p>I'm always skeptical of people who say they want to travel all the time. Have you traveled frequently before? What do you envision being frequent?</p>
<p>Regardless, try to get a degree in something and it won't be a waste of your time. Start to think about "If I could do anything in the world, within reason, what would it be?"</p>
<p>Some sales jobs will keep you on the road. Level of change depends on the job. If you've got a squeaky clean background, maybe take a look at the CIA clandestine service. Military life can be fast-paced and uncertain, but it can also be incredibly boring and stifling.</p>
<p>OK, rolled this around in my head for a bit and would suggest IT sales. Technology changes constantly and you can probably find a spot where you can travel your toonces off.</p>