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I still say major in what you like, but start working on those internships! I really wish I had been told that in college. I didn't seek out any internships and I think it really hurt my job search later on. But knowing what you want to do and working backwards is a good way of thinking about it. And presumably you'd end up majoring in something you like since it's what you want to do later on, as long as you're not just in love with the benjamins.
Regarding non-profit work, I don't think there's any way out but to take that crappy job. Then get in there and kick ass and take names and you can move up. Same with politics. Young people seem to think they can have an undergrad in poli-sci and run somebody's campaign. Trust me when I say you start by making those horrendous phone calls and getting coffee.
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