Noki

Hey Gabe, I saw you refer to being a "Foucault kid". I definitely see myself as a person with interests that are very broad and wide-ranging. So I applied to a lot of programs that seem to be connected to my interests: MA Sociology, Masters Public Administration, Master of Urban Planning, and Master of Public Health programs. And I got acceptances for all but MPH so far. I'm undecided on which direction I should go in. It seems like if I pick one program, I would be committing myself to that particular field. Any advice on which direction to take. I'm a current sociology major and a human biology major right now and I have flourished in my soc courses. But a part of me wants to broaden my horizons and take a program that is not just sociology. I guess my question is which pathway would have an easier transition: sociology to public professions, or public profession to sociology? I know I should just pick one program and stick to it but I really enjoy learning from different disciplines. Thanks!