dtxaggie12 said:
Start studying for the Series 7 now. If you get that license you will have some leverage to get multiple opportunities.
I respectfully disagree with this advice. The type of firm you work for will dictate (and sponsor) any necessary licenses and the OP may not know which direction they want to go at this time (broker-dealer, RIA etc.) You will have at least 90 days to prepare for any exams once hired.
More importantly, I recommend someone like AzulAg should try to understand the many different types of firms and ways we serve clients. Ask to shadow an advisor in an actual client meeting. What we do is as much behavioral counseling as financial planning, and if you don't enjoy client relationships that's a problem.
Also the first class in the CFP curriculum is an excellent overview and introduction to financial planning and can help determine whether this is a hobby or potentially a career (as it did for me).