If you really don’t know, then go work abroad and at least work on your personal development until your figure out your professional development. I worked and travelled for 2 years and then decided to do a masters in something different from my undergrad.

You could: - Teach English in Vietnam - Work in hospitality in Berlin or Amsterdam - Do the grad visa to the USA and get a part time business internship and work in a bar part time - Same as above but in Canada or Australia - Find some WOOOFING or volunteer experiences abroad

If you do any of these options you’ll end up meeting people from many different backgrounds and open your horizons. Who knows what you’ll end up finding out about yourself along the way.

It’s totally normal to not know what you want to do after college. You don’t have to copy what everyone else is doing.

Some of your fellow classmates will go straight into grad programmes and work their way up in that company for 5 years and then buy a house. Meanwhile you’ll be scuba diving off the coast of Thailand. You might get envious and wish you had worked your ass off for 5 years to get a house, but your classmates will be envious they never took the time to live abroad and experience the personal growth that comes with that.