u/Due-Cardiologist9468

I’m currently working at a bank as a customer service representative and graduated in Dec 2024. It’s not a bad job and there is room for growth, but I can’t help shake the feeling that there is more out there than this. I graduated with a business administration degree, the most basic degree one can get, after switching my major multiple times. I applied to a different college four hours away and got accepted into their env sci undergrad degree. My question is, should I go for my undergrad, a masters, stay at my job, or try applying to an env sci job to get experience. The job market is in shambles and with the current administration taking funding away, I just don’t know what to do. Thanks in advance for the help. Also I thought I’d note that I took an env sci class at college before and loved it but got talked out of majoring in it from friends and family over how much money I’d be making.