Risky... yikes. Anything to do with the arts is risky lol As much as I like to draw, I don't think I can do it as a living..;;

Yeah, of the three people I know with degrees in music, none of them are in fields -wait, I know four. Still, none of them are in fields related to music. Hang on, I know five. Still none of them are...
wait let me just sort this properly in my mind.
B. got a degree in music and she was a bookkeeper.
A. got a degree in music and she went back to school and ended up working for the government in the tax department.
R. got a degree in music and he also went back to school and became a vet.
N. got a degree in music and she ran a fishing boat.
K. got a degree in music and also ended up needing a further degree, and now she's a substitute teacher who also tutors.
M. got a degree in music and she ended up a housewife who didn't work at all.
K (different K) got a degree in music and he ended up in construction.
.... yeah okay there are a weirdly high number of people I know who studied music. Oh! Wait! Different M, she got a double degree in music and history and she DOES use it! Kind of... she teaches piano to neighborhood kids.... that sort of counts?

I guess that counts, but it still is a very low rate of using the degree in your sample ;)

But yeah, I guess that is to be expected.

Wow, to some of them xD One became a vet and the other ran a fishing boat????

Yep! :)
Musicians seem to be some quite varied people....

Mhm... I'm a child development major, and most think of becoming teachers of some sort. But you can do varied positions, like having a business minor working in a company that makes children's toys .3.

Or a children's advocate with child welfare services.

Yeah, that too! :D

That sounds like you have interesting career options ahead of you Nan :)
Do you already know some things you don't want to do? I find that usually easier than knowing what I do want ;)