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Career advice based on college transcript??

I graduate with a BA in environmental studies April 2027. I would have done a BS in environmental science but it would have added another year to my BA graduation date. I’m ready to start work next year. I haven’t worked in 6 years because I had 3 kids who will be in child care or school by next year.

I just want to work a career that I will be happy in. Remote work is great but if I could work close to home (Ocala,FL) that would be good as well. My husband is an electrician and we bought a house last year so we’re ok financially. I would love to purse a masters degree once I get back into the workforce & while my kids are young. ( ages 2,3& 6)

Just a shot in the dark, want to get peoples opinions on what career best fits my college transcript. My problem is I see myself doing everything but I am limited with my lifestyle. I want to actually use my degree, I just need some career advice. Thank you!

Classes I’ve taken best basic education courses like history, American govt, humanities, 1 math course, English 1 & 2, Spanish 1 & 2, basic computer course plus psychology include:

Human growth development
Technical writing
Public speaking
Intro to religion

Chosen Electives:

Perspective in sustainability
Environmental storytelling
Environmental issues
Conservation biology
General Biology 1 w/ lab
General zoology
Principles of plant growth
Microbiology
Intro to chemistry
Soil science
Intro to environmental science w/ lab
Climate change/ global warming course
Intro to GIS
World geography
Geology
Gold & landscape irrigation

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u/Earth_Angel7 — 4 days ago
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Opinions on online law school?

I finish my BA in April 2027, majored in environmental studies. I know I want to continue my education afterwards so I been looking at different options. Online law school with specifically environmental law concentration has my interest. It’s a big step & I have a busy home life as a SAHM. I could see myself with an environmental law firm or working as an environmental lawyer. Any advice?

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u/Earth_Angel7 — 10 days ago