I accidentally fell into the "do STEM you useless swine"

If you weren't preparing for STEM in high school, why the fuck would you think you'd do well in College?

Look into a trade if you can.

>>17766429
I was doing alright for the last four quarters with it -- I have been sustaining As and Bs on average. This quarter, I just became so disinterested that I'm expecting to see two Cs, maybe even fail. I just don't care anymore. All I can think about are literature and art and gay shit like that and I can't be fucked to do or think about anything else.

Not comp sci. Anything but comp sci. It's as useless as an archeology degree unless you can program or have literal, genuine autism. You're already in debt so try and get something out of it, something that pays. Anything ending in 'of the Arts' is totally useless, not "useless" unless you've got a doctorate, and even at that point it's still not worth it.

P.S. "passion" is a meme designed to trick young idiots into pursuing their adolescent, idiotic dreams as a holdover motivator until they learn about the real world. Anyone taking it seriously after high school needs a harsh reality check. Yours is student loans so try to be ready when that hits.

>>17766462
> "passion" is a meme designed to trick young idiots into pursuing their adolescent, idiotic dreams as a holdover motivator

You sound like an employee.

This sounds like my situation... I got a Humanities degree the first time around, did nothing with it, then went back to school years later for another degree, this time in IT.

I'm doing really well grades-wise (3.9 GPA, woo) but have heard that classes aren't going to teach me anything I need to know in the real world, and in the meantime I can't even find a part-time help desk job to get any experience.