I graduate engineering school May 2018 and have many avenues to take and could use some advice or insights.
I am studying Computer Engineering and Computer Science, 3.1 GPA, Fraternity man (served as President for a year), been extremely involved on campus and in organizations, 750+ LinkenIn connections, and overall very interested in exciting opportunities. I've also been working as a computer engineering intern for a 150+ sized company for a year and a half (will continue till I graduate).
Despite my major I do not enjoy the idea of being a professional engineer or programmer, its lifestyle isnt very RP to say the least. I want something more exciting and/or business like.
Options: Apply to be a national consultant for my fraternity, get paid 20-30k to travel the country for a year and build connections. Then either get into my field or use those connections for business ventures
Option 2: Go straight into my field and go the business route.
Option 3: Apply to be a Air Force pilot, or apply for the CIA, etc, some exciting government route.
Option 4: Go for MBA
Any advice is great, thanks
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