Potentially the Peace Corps?





With finals looming very close as well as the end of the semester, I still have no idea what I want to do when I graduate this coming spring.

One thing for sure is that I want to move out of my parent’s house. Having never been on my own before, this is a very intimidating place to be in. I will obviously need to be able to fully support myself. However, getting a 9-5 job is the last thing that I want to do right now in my life.

One of my best friends has submitted an application for the Peace Corps and she wants me to apply with her. Applications are due January 1st, so time is of the essence.

I am unsure if the Peace Corps is the route I want to take. Eventually I will need to makeup my mind, which is extremely terrifying yet exciting.

Stayed tuned for another update! 

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