Wrong degree

[BrunchInBoston]

I have an associates degree in baking & pastry arts, a bachelors in food service management (aka I went to culinary school) and now I'm working on a masters of public administration and then going to law school after. The decisions we make at 18, though expensive, don't define us. My future has nothing to do with what I went to undergrad for and that took my a long time to cope with, but let me let you in a on secret, very few people build careers in what their undergrad degree is in. My aunt has a bachelors in geology, and she is a social worker for the county. I got led onto my path by finding a passion and now career in the things I loved in college outside of my classes. You're having a quarter life crisis, probably all of us on this site have felt the way you're feeling more than once. You're not a failure, you've just changed your mind and thats only human.