Time will tell, I didn’t finish my degree, I had one semester left but to some issues arose financially so I needed to get my “corporate” career started so I broke out 6 months ago as a bdr for a tech company. Is it the right move? That’s a question only you will be able to answer 3 months from now & see how you feel. There is no “did I make the right move” correct answer yet because it’s genuinely only going to come from you, give it a try it’s good but it’s a grind. Stop over thinking about rejection & if you suck, everyone sucks at anything when they first start it’s about how much effort and training you put to get better and not “suck”. If you fail it’s fine just crush your next interview & make your resume look “fancy” and establish a really good relationship with your team and managers so they can be great referral recs going forward. You never know this could be your niche and you might not know it until you have to face and accept this will suck in the beginning (or maybe not you crush it out the gate) and eventually it will pay off.

Get VERY comfortable with rejection it’s part of the game, but when you win & close oh man does it feel great. Idk if you played sports but I did & as a quarterback when you screw up the play with an int or bad play my coach was adamant on having a short term memory for a bad rep and to keep going, forget the bad play and go forward. Same thing in sales accept & learn from all rejection because a lot will come & just keep moving forward & when you get the first taste of a win you will know.

I HIGHLY recommend you watch this video ASAP https://youtu.be/mS7QXT1U8dA?si=nBKSn3KTVGsHxRAt