An MBA is a tool. It doesn't predetermine anything in life. Use it to your advantage.
There's no such thing as "not being good enough at math". I suck at math and I finished a BA in CompSci where at least 50% of the subjects were math. It's a matter of putting in enough butt-chair hours and learning to study, but it's perfectly doable by anyone with normal intelligence.
Just start working in whatever seems reasonably appealing. If you don't have any job experience, truth is you have no criteria to actually say that you'd rather work in one thing or another. Just use the experience to expose yourself to different things and dedicate yourself to what feels good, with an eye towards the future.
An MBA is a tool. It doesn't predetermine anything in life. Use it to your advantage.
There's no such thing as "not being good enough at math". I suck at math and I finished a BA in CompSci where at least 50% of the subjects were math. It's a matter of putting in enough butt-chair hours and learning to study, but it's perfectly doable by anyone with normal intelligence.
Just start working in whatever seems reasonably appealing. If you don't have any job experience, truth is you have no criteria to actually say that you'd rather work in one thing or another. Just use the experience to expose yourself to different things and dedicate yourself to what feels good, with an eye towards the future.