J-term

I have decided that I am going to study abroad during J-term next year. The one that I chose to do is called Catholicism and Orthodoxy in Ukraine, and it’s pretty much what it sounds like. I am taking a theology class next semester which will fulfill the requirements needed to get in, so I’m only a little worried about it. The main thing that I am concerned about is the fact that I have to pay a $350 deposit when I turn in my application. That will leave me with about $10 in my checking account, plus I am going to need money to pay for Theresa and Maria’s movie that I am taking them to for their birthday, and Matt and Laura’s wedding gift. That means I will not be able to spend any paychecks that I will get the rest of the year. Oh well, not a huge deal. I don’t have a ton to buy, and all it means is that the digital camera I’ve been saving up for will have to wait until after I get my first paycheck from my summer job, instead of being able to buy it at the end of the year, which isn’t a huge deal.
Something I have been thinking about a lot lately is my possible major. I really don’t know what I want to do. I know I am going to minor in biology, and I want to either double major with theology as one of my majors or also minor in theology. But I don’t want to just major in theology. I know I don’t need to decide for awhile. It just bothers me a little because it seems like everybody I know not only knows what they are going to major in, but also what they want to do. I have a lot of ideas of what I don’t want to do, but I have no clue what I would want to do. I’m so unmotivated and uninspired. I’m taking a few classes next semester that will give me some ideas-sociology, political science, and philosophy. Does anybody have any good and helpful ideas for anything?