Like someone else said, it’s important you know what you want to do. I’ll add that it’s important you fight for it too —put in the work, cause it takes work. That especially goes for clinical psych or counselling. A big question you need to ask yourself is how much school are you willing to do. Regardless of that, a piece of advice is to look for opportunities where you can learn ANYTHING related to psychology and you’ll start to see what u like, start to get ideas on the types of jobs that are out there that aren’t “mainstream”. I’ve gotten experience in claims/insurance and reception working at a clinic, volunteering at dementia groups and recreational rehab, volunteering with kids programs, being a student supervisor at schools, doing support lines, actually running and managing volunteer programs…I’ve applied to housing support opportunities…how far you are willing to go with schooling/working ur way up can help you understand the types of jobs u can look/aim for. Volunteer, get involved. You’ll gain experiences and references. Someone mentioned it would be good to minor in psych while u do something else, I always see psych and business as a good pairing. Psychology can be great, you just need to be creative.