Check with your local Chamber of Commerce. They might have internships you qualify for.
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You'd be surprised what you can do with an associates.
Just remember, you're getting technical training, but your business social training is what you'll learn in any job.
It's a common saying in the business world that we can teach most anyone the technical stuff, it's the social stuff that's hard. Negotiation, leadership, team building, partnership, risk analysis, etc.
Since you really don't know what you want to do, just go do something, anything, in the field. You'll get exposure to how it really works (vs what school teaches), so you'll have a better idea what direction to go.
Your career is anything but a straight line. It's more a river, where you'll cut some corners, and other corners you'll hit granite and flow around it. You really never know what you're going to run into.
love that last quote, pretty good.
I always thought an associates was like a mandatory pre req, that a bachelor's is the real degree you need.
Any bachelor's?