Sociology major question?

Before you go too far, you might be interested in social work as opposed to sociology or biology. This would allow you to work with kids, although not formally as a teacher. For example, you could run after school or summer educational programs while working for a nonprofit. It would possibly allow you to combine all of your interests. Sociology is great knowledge and very useful in many different fields (I personally believe a sociology class should be a liberal arts requirement at the university level), but when it comes to jobs specifically for sociology majors, there really haven't been any for decades, and it's basically become nothing more than a way to rack up student loan debt.