What type of job would be best suited for my interests and planned major?

I love travel and history and languages. But I plan on getting an international business degree with a minor in languages to be safe because i do want a high paying job at some point in my life because of the fact I want to travel and travel isn't cheap. I do want to work with museums while earning my degree and do travel related things. I'm the nerd who lives for channels like travel channel, history channel, and animal planet. What jobs do you think suite me? It can be jobs to do in college, after college, and well after college since i want to try many different ones. i want adventure.

Start a travel company based in a foreign country specializing in giving historical tours to nerds and shut in neckbeards.

- B. W. Oofer

Start a dog walking business, can't miss with that one.

Become a writer of a fan fiction based on a popular series of books involving multiple characters and scenarios within a magical community that coexists with the real world. Get a compelling protagonist, an obstacle for him to overcome, nice little narrative-- beginning, middle and end, some friends become enemies, some enemies become friends, at the end your main character is richer for the experience. But do it, y'know, sneakily. So it's not like, "HAY EVERY1!!! LOOKIT IM RITING HAIRI POT FANFICITONSZZZZZ@!2@22@@2" 13

Originally posted by Alysa
I love travel and history and languages. But I plan on getting an international business degree with a minor in languages to be safe because i do want a high paying job at some point in my life because of the fact I want to travel and travel isn't cheap. I do want to work with museums while earning my degree and do travel related things. I'm the nerd who lives for channels like travel channel, history channel, and animal planet. What jobs do you think suite me? It can be jobs to do in college, after college, and well after college since i want to try many different ones. i want adventure.

Join the French Foreign Legion. It did wonders for me.

mathematician

Originally posted by AbnormalButSane
mathematician

Mathemagicians are the best.

Originally posted by Alysa
I love travel and history and languages. But I plan on getting an international business degree with a minor in languages to be safe because i do want a high paying job at some point in my life because of the fact I want to travel and travel isn't cheap. I do want to work with museums while earning my degree and do travel related things. I'm the nerd who lives for channels like travel channel, history channel, and animal planet. What jobs do you think suite me? It can be jobs to do in college, after college, and well after college since i want to try many different ones. i want adventure.

Start a startup, work hard for a couple years, sell for a ridiculous price to Google (for example), enjoy your money and do what you want.

That's my plan anyways. If you are interested in History or Languages I am sure you could find a business idea relating to that. The Language learning industry could need something disruptive, as far as I can tell.

Originally posted by AbnormalButSane
mathematician

but sane

did I do it right? srug

haermm

Sell weed, worldwide

Sell wide, worldweed.

Nigga what!?

Originally posted by dadudemon
Sell wide, worldweed.

Well, the only way you could manage the expenses with those degrees as I see it is through an entrepreneurial career. Though you chances aren't that bright. As an engineer or consult it's easy to get jobs were you travel all around the world though, so get a Master's degree in engineering and you're good to go.

Well owl wired deeds

Originally posted by Barker
that sounds abnormal

but sane

did I do it right? srug

Yes, yes, you did!

Nursing... im already am a nurse and its too late for me to change career.

It's not too late, it's never too late

Even if I say it'll be alright

Still I hear you say you want to end your life

Now and again we try to just stay alive

Maybe we'll turn it around 'cause it's not too late

It's never too late