To Be, or Not to Be..

Have you ever been extraordinarily confused?

And I'm not just talking a little confused, I am talking a "do not know what in the world you are going to do" kind of confused?

Well, welcome to my life! I never once in my life thought I would end up right here in such a state of confusion. I have no earthly idea what I am going to do with my life!

To go to grad school, to not go to grad school...

To get a second degree/and or minor, or not to get a second degree/and or minor...

To get a full-time job or go back to school...

I think you are getting the idea. I'm really confused and maybe I should get YOUR opinion! Yes, this is correct! I don't ask very often but now is your chance to help me out!

If you were to ask me four years ago what I wanted to do with my life, this is what I would tell you:

graduate with a degree in Accounting, get my masters(which takes approximately one year), and apply to law school.

Ha. It's funny how quickly things change. I am now graduated with a degree in Insurance, Risk Management, and Financial Planning in which I currently cannot seem to do much with.

With the school semester currently coming to an end, and me now being jobless for approximately four(almost five) full months, I am beginning to wonder whether or not I should just go back to school while I still have the opportunity.

I have considered waiting the job market out through the end of the month but here is the deal...apparently, within the "real world" all that matters is experience. Hahahaha, everyone seems to say that but my ten years retail sales experience has gotten me absolutely NOWHERE except a job offer from Nordstrom. Insurance sales is considered "outside sales" experience and retail is considered "inside sales." Therefore, making my retail experience of no use.

I guess where I am going with this statement, is it more worthwhile to take an "okay" job and hope that the experience will get you somewhere in the future?

Or should I get a second degree, or a minor, or go to grad school instead? Which is more beneficial?

Where would I go to school? Ole Miss? Alabama? Not Mississippi State?

Would I double major in Marketing or Accounting? I only lack a few classes for an accounting minor, am I stupid not to pursue it? I can surely do more with an accounting degree than an insurance degree..but is it worth spending another year or two in school?

I think you see my dilemma. I have some big decisions to make and not much time to make them.