Job stuff
So here's my dilemma; in a year and a half I will be spit out from college, and I have no idea what I'm going to do.
My plan was/is to go and teach in Japan for a year, either with JETs or with another company like Nova or Aeon. After that, I'd come back and go to grad school, then try and get a job in academia, aiming to be a college professor.
The problem is that this plan sometimes sounds exciting to me and sometimes sounds depressing. I don't even know whether I want to live in Japan for a year, depending on how things are going here. Besides that, sometimes I get so sick of academia that I'm sure I could never survive, and certainly never get anything published.
So here's where you come in: My majors are Asian Studies (Japanese) and Women's Studies. By the end of my college career I will be at least semi-fluent. Can anyone think of a job that I could enter straight out of college, using one or both or neither of these things?
I'd just like some brainstorming that isn't me.
My plan was/is to go and teach in Japan for a year, either with JETs or with another company like Nova or Aeon. After that, I'd come back and go to grad school, then try and get a job in academia, aiming to be a college professor.
The problem is that this plan sometimes sounds exciting to me and sometimes sounds depressing. I don't even know whether I want to live in Japan for a year, depending on how things are going here. Besides that, sometimes I get so sick of academia that I'm sure I could never survive, and certainly never get anything published.
So here's where you come in: My majors are Asian Studies (Japanese) and Women's Studies. By the end of my college career I will be at least semi-fluent. Can anyone think of a job that I could enter straight out of college, using one or both or neither of these things?
I'd just like some brainstorming that isn't me.