u/Impressive_Dare_544

I am currently in college aiming to get my bachelors degree in radiologic sciences, but I don't know if I it's the best idea. My biggest goal in life has always been to travel and work in other countries, so I chose a practical degree so I could afford to do so. But I learned that my program won't let me study abroad (which sucks because I had always planned to during college), and using a rad tech degree in another country is really hard. So, do you think it would be better if I switched majors altogether to make these things possible? I have considered a Secondary Biology Teaching degree, so that I could potentially work at different international schools as a subject teacher, or just get paid higher due to my teaching experience as an English teacher. My main fear with that degree is that if I had to come back to America eventually then I would be paid poorly and treated badly in the American education system. I have also considered getting an English degree in hopes that I could get some sort of remote writing job so that I could be a digital nomad. Other things like marketing and tech just don't interest me much so I haven't considered them as options. Anyway, some advice would be greatly appreciated!!!!

I am currently in college preparing for the radiology program, but I am now realizing that radiology is not for me. My main goal in life has just been to move abroad, settle down in a country that suits me, and work there. However, the issue that I am having is that most career options I have researched are purely tech focused, which is unfortunately something that I am not interested in. I've considered getting an English degree with a global studies minor, but would this be even remotely worth it if I moved to a non-English speaking country? (For reference, I have considered moving to Italy, Japan, Sweden, and South Korea, with Italy and Japan being my top two picks.) Or would this open doors for me in many sectors because I would be bilingual? ( I am currently learning both Japanese and Italian and intend on being fluent before making the move!) I enjoy writing, science, and humanities so I feel like I could have a lot of options, but I may just be delusional. Advice would be appreciated! Thanks!