Based on my listed hobbies/interests, do you have any ideas what I could major in?
Ok, so I’m not into math and science so all those majors can be thrown out. I applied as a Radio/Television/Film major but now I am having second thoughts based on the extreme nature of gaining a reputation and whatnot….
I like crafts (scrapbooking, puff-painting,etc), animals, television, children, meeting people (however I am not super outgoing but not shy either), volunteering (I’m in Key Club, Interact Club, Invisible Children Club at school), art, baking, nonfiction/history reading, being creative, going on bike rides, watching movies, ….
I would prefer a career thats not an office job and one that I could come back to after say I have a family and stuff….quite a few years from now
Thanks for taking your time to read this and potentially help me 
Those all sound fantastic but I just can’t picture myself as any of them right now…… I used to want to be a teacher or zoo keeper but who knows….
Any more ideas in the creative field?
The ideal job for you might be a social worker.
Social workers help families who are struggling with a variety of life challenges.
Social workers usually do not sit in offices, and can make house visits.
A social worker is meant to make non-biased decisions for the well-being of the family in question, while providing stress outlets, such as various crafts, etc..
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