New position at lower pay, or keep current job?
As the title suggests, I recently received a new internship offer that's at a substantially lower hourly rate than my current position. A bit of background info, I'm studying real estate development at a USC (expected to finish December of this year) and have been working at NASA for a little over a year doing business and finance related work. My new offer is from the Walt Disney company for real estate asset management (spanning from may to December). Obviously real estate is the industry I want to break into (acquisition/asset management &amp; eventually development), but the offer I received from Disney is fairly low. The difference in pay amounts to about $1000 per month (based on a 40 hour work week). Now the thing is, I'm fairly unstimulated with my current work and pretty much dread going to work because it's unbearably mundane, repetitive and not at all anything I'm interested in. I am however pretty much guaranteed a full time position at NASA upon graduating making around $60-65k whereas the Disney position doesn't offer me a full time job once graduate in December (so I'll need to find a job). 

Tldr: Should I take a lower paid internship position at Disney for Real Estate Asset Management (dream industry) or stay at NASA doing mundane &amp; repetitive work but get paid much and have a job secured upon graduating? 
[{"id": "dd9uoyu", "text": "Should you work in the industry you want or make a little more now in an industry you don't? I think you answered your own question. ", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "dd9zdau", "text": "Don't feel bad, Disney always pays low in the beginning because of high turnover. Stick with it and you'll make more than the NASA job shortly. Take the risk, budget well, and enjoy a rewarding career.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "dda3s9c", "text": "Hey there!  I'm assuming you'll be moving to Orlando (where I live).  PM if you want to grab coffee or something.  So Disney (a dream job, no doubt) doesn't annually increase your pay quickly, but typically offers high pay at the start.  The real estate team over at Disney is top notch.  If you are &lt; ~22 years old and don't have a lot of financial responsibility and Disney is your dream, then chase it!  If you get in, then remember me one day! =)  Also, try to absorb as much as you can from people like Scott Benjamin.  Good people and Disney isn't going anywhere soon.  Plenty of land to develop too.  Moreover, don't worry.  Take a deep breath, make a decision and see it through.  If it doesn't pan out, it was not a mistake.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "dda721t", "text": "Depends on if you get to go to Disney World for free.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}]