Career Advice - IB, Secondary Advisory, Trading or Private Lending?

I'm in a bit of a unique situation, and am hoping some of you older guys on here can help me out.

Currently a Senior at a top Texas school (Rice, UT) who interned in MM investment banking over the summer. I've got a few opportunities I'm juggling right now, they may sound random but I've held relevant internships for all of them over the years. Just trying to figure out where would be best for my overall career path.

Honestly, you don't really have to give me much reasoning, just let me know what you would do and why.

Currently interviewing for the following; - Investment banking. Had a superday already, first interviews with 3 other firms in the past two weeks and waiting to hear back in the next week or so. They've communicated to me that their decision will take time since it's all one-off / FT analyst recruiting. - BDC / Private Lending at a middle market firm. Feel like I'd get great credit exposure here and some work life balance. Seems to be more like a banking exit opportunity than any of the others so I'm leaning here. - Commodities trading at a top firm (Glencore, Vitol, Trafigura, Mercuria, etc) - Secondary advisory at an EB investment bank. Not sure what to think of this one

As I said earlier, all of these are pretty different but with my story and background I'm able to spin a convincing reason for why I would want to do any of them. I really just want to hear from you guys in an "if you could do it again" kind of approach which way you would take this and why. Thanks, cheers