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Confused on Graduate Specialization!

by Apollonia
(Texas)

Okay, my question is rather long but I am stuck between a rock and a hard place in finding out what I want to study for a graduate degree.




I have my bachelors of arts in psychology and would like to maybe continue studying it in grad school but I am afraid that I do not know what I would like to specialize in. How do I choose that?

If I cannot figure that out by the end of the spring then I will have to find another subject to focus my graduate degree on and I just feel that I am no good at anything else; although I did graduate from undergrad with little retention of what I have studied.

I just dont know where I am to go from this point in my life and I may be stuck in this limbo, lost forever!

Could someone please lend some sort of helping hand on this issue of mine?

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