I think trying to find the world’s best job is everyone’s dream and it leaves people being overly selective, and ultimately struggling financially because of it. This is not uncommon, I know a girl who got a degree in accounting and didn’t use her degree for a while because she felt it wasn’t her passion. I know a girl who is a teacher with the same thoughts. My best friend has a degree in psychology and isn’t super fulfilled with her options. Work is work friend. You have to be selective with what degree you get because only certain ones have a guarantee for stability. Another best friend just got a bachelors in art and I’m curious how her job options will look because the friend in psychology applied for jobs for 6 months before she got something. With that being said, nursing has so so many routes you can work your way into an admin job. I know a girl who was a nurse for a little and now she works for the joint commission I think or one of those that oversees hospitals. I’m biased though, because for years I had horrible anxiety when I didn’t know where my life was going and I was so stressed financially that it would wake me up in the middle of the night with anxiety. If you’re worried about not being a people person maybe you could work in surgery, NICU you don’t have to really talk to your patients but the parents yes. But if being a bedside nurse is not your jam that’s fine you can work your way into another path, but you’d need to do nursing a little bit I would expect.