"So I'm interested in either Business or Sociology

get stem'd

>>18499853

I can't give you a 100% answer about what a social worker does. I would have to Google it, which is what I recommend you do for your major and see what careers (both directly and indirectly) you will be qualified for.

But I really, really want to emphasize that you shouldn't go into a major you don't like unless you're just obsessed with money more than anything in the world. I work in business (marketing to be specific), and I constantly dream and wish I had continued on to be an English or Journalism major. I guess I'm lucky enough to be pretty talented at what I do, and I make tons more money at my age than I ever expected to, but sitting around numbers all day is soul crushing work, and I'm so drained and exhausted by the end of the day that I have no room for these passions.

It's Sunday, and I'm going to spend the entire day dreading work tomorrow, drinking until I pass out. I'm envious of the copywriters in my department that make about half of my income, but get to spend all day writing and using their creativity... A dream I'm accepting at my age is just over, and I may as well work my ass off and retire and maybe buy myself a Bugatti to drive to the grocery store when I'm 50.

Last point: I can almost always tell when some business major kid decided to take that route because of the almighty dollar but is actually not passionate or talented in the field at all. They flame out and have to be replaced.

>>18499888
out of time?
>im 27
I dont believe in "its too late"
Thats why im not slaving away in facotry for 10 hours a day,

>>18499916

Realistically? Yes, out of time... Or at least out of reasonable circumstance to change careers. I'm 30, have a mortgage to pay, and make over six figures. I have a 7 year career in digital marketing, and have been working for 12 years of my life. No one is going to look down at my resume, with no portfolio, and hire me to be a copywriter. Even if they were, I couldn't handle making $30-50k without downgrading my life.

As far as writing a book or something goes, work exhausts me too much to keep focused on any passion projects like that. When I get home at night, it's dinner, maybe a little TV/vidya, and bed. Even less time if I were in a relationship at the moment.

I've made my bed, now I'll sleep in it.

Going to uni for anything other than a STEM is a waste of your time. Volunteer more and learn on the job in your non-STEM career.