<p>I am thinking about International Relations with a Business minor concentrating on Marketing. Currently a 2nd year at University and my freshmen year I changed my major twice...from Kinesiology to education. So I wasted a year basically. I realized I want to have an "adventurous" career. Where I can work with new people, cultures, I want to work in an international business or company, or maybe the embassy or something abroad in Korea for sure. </p>
<p>Right now I am learning Korean and on the path of becoming a proficient Korean Language speaker. I'll be studying abroad in S. Korea as well this spring (2015) for a year as well. This will certainly give me an edge because I'll know another language + I have a 6 year background in learning Spanish. I am really interested in Korea and would like to work in an international company that hires Koreans and Americans. I know a friend who is a Japanese major and he works for a Japanese recruiting company in Chicago that hires Americans too. I'd like to work in a company like that except it will be Korean oriented. Idc what I do as long as I will enjoy it and get to utilize my language skills.</p>
<p>Am I on the correct path and will I have an ideal future to major and minor in these things?</p>