<prompt> Human: I recently graduated with a bachelors of arts in sociology, minoring in computer science. Thing is, now that Im out I dont really know what to do. I didnt go into college with a plan, it was just the next thing to do. I took classes that were easy and enjoyed my youth. I just wanted the college experience, really. I know it was irresponsible of me. The only jobs I can find for my degree are as a case manager and I dont really feel like Im qualified nor do I meet the requirements usually given. I feel like Im in limbo and each day is just getting worse. How do I figure out what to do and where to go? Ive had grand ideas of following my passions and trying to pursue writing or comedy but those seems difficult to get into. I dont know the pathways, plus Im broke right now and want to afford to live independently. Ive given some thought to joining the peace corps as I feel like its a noble pursuit, I could experience new cultures, and it would give me structure. There are too many issues with this however, such as the risk of life and total upheaval of my world. I guess Im just hoping for someone whos felt this way before and discovered how to follow their path. Any advice?Edit: Thank you guys for being so active and offering sound advice. I think what Ive taken away from this so far is to try to get a job doing anything for now and to buckle down on computer science. I did enjoy my classes in that field and writing code seemed easy to me so I wouldnt be miserable doing it. Im actually considering furthering my experience in programming since that field is only going to keep growing. As for joining in an organization like the peace corps or the US military, Ill do some more research on the matter and start considering it as a viable option.Thank you guys for being so friendly and helpful. If youre just getting into college the guys saying I was dumb are definitely right lol. Make sure to stop and take the time to imagine what you want to do, as college will fly by even faster than high school and you dont have as much time as you think.  <response>: Did you like the computer science classes that you took in college? If you enjoyed it I would recommend going down that path. I have been working in this field for 2 years now professionally and I find that I dont hate my job. Well yes I do have the 9-5 work schedule, the enviroment is relaxed most of the time and some places have pretty cool perks. The only downside is sitting at a desk 8 hours a day. It might be hard to get a job right away but lots of places do internships that could help you get started. 