<p>Please go to your counseling center at school, or if you have private health insurance, get seen by both a psychiatrist and a mental health counselor/therapist. It is well nigh impossible to make good plans for your future if you are in the midst of significant depression. Depression tamps down one’s ability to get stuff done, including planning for your future, so kudos to you for keeping up your gpa while depressed. You may also have social anxiety, which can be treated also. This will not make you an outgoing extrovert, but you will be in a better place to make life decisions when any possible conditions (e.g., depression, anxiety) have been treated. Then you can begin to work on how to develop social skills needed for a work setting and to determine what types of professions most appeal to and suit you. This latter step can be assisted by the career center at most colleges or unis. Again, easier to do if you do it when no longer so down, or at least less so. </p>
<p>Wishing you the best. Keep us posted.</p>