Manistee, Michigan

I am currently a college senior at Davenport University, earning a degree in fraud investigation and preparing for a career as a fraud examiner. I know the big moments matter, but I am curious about the small ones - the early decisions, habits, or mindsets that shaped your path.

I have interests in business, criminal justices and sports management. What is the best way to choose what to go into?
Thanks

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