<p>I am going to make this sort of stat based.
Me: Junior, African American Female
School: Top 15, known to have grade deflation
GPA: I'll probably have in between a 3.2-3.5 by graduation
Major: International Relations with Econ Minor (taken up to Calc 2 and 8 econ classes)
ECs: 2 Exec Boards, started economics tutorial to teach middle school kids, studied abroad in Paris for a semester
Research: RA to History Prof
Internships: Small businesses and this summer I will intern at a major media company</p>
<p>Those are the basics. I am a bit confused with what to do with my life at this point. My interests keep changing and that scares me deeply. I dont want to do anything in IR anymore but the interdisciplinary nature of the major has given me skills I can apply elsewhere. Things I've considered:</p>
<p>Law School: But is my GPA even high enough to be admitted to a top one? Is there a way to boost GPA through a masters program, etc or is Yale, Harvard, NYU, Columbia, UCLA just out the picture for me?
Public Health (Masters): I took a class that focused on Health Economics and I loved it--best course ever. Sparked a new interest in Health, I would want to run Hospitals and focus on the business side of it all.
Gap Year: just to figure out my life
Getting a job: Yup
Grad School: Not sure what I would study yet though</p>
<p>Any help would be greatly appreciated! Its hard not to feel like a failure when I have no idea what I want to do or whats possible for me to do at this point.</p>