Never really felt the need to post here, but I find myself in

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Never really felt the need to post here, but I find myself in quite the internal conflict.

I recently graduated with a BA in criminal justice. While I originally planned to go into a federal job such as the FBI or CIA (which do hire straight out of college) I found myself not agreeing with a lot what these agencies are really doing. A lot of this information came from the professors themselves! Still, I didn't feel like changing majors mid-way and stuck with it.

Now I find myself trying to find a career, and there are still many criminal justice fields I can work in such as internal investigations, safety operations, and compliance officers. But most recently I was offered an interview for to be an insurance agent which starts out at $16-$18. I don't know why they have that range, but that is what they told me.

Aside from my degree I have pretty good work experience, am I settling for something to low? Or am I acting too picky into today's economy? I want to know what you guys think, and what careers any of you started out with straight out of college I really don't want to be 20 years down the road and feeling bad that I didn't shoot higher.