<prompt> Human: I should add that my 2 year occupational degree was in AutoCAD. I did kinda of an upside down degree. Since my AutoCAD was so specific, I had to get a broad bachelors communications and creative writing. I have no savings. But my car is payed off. Live at home with little expenses and have a huge sales background that can get me shitty fly by night sales jobs just about anywhere. Dont have much debt besides the student loans. Just some medical stuff. The reason Im not doing a masters is because Ive heard theyre pretty useless, unless I have lots of work experience in the field Im specializing in.  <response>: I would not go into more debt. And dont do engineering unless youre certain, which you dont seem to be since you have a very shallow understanding of it - including the fact that the various engineering disciplines are very different. To be completely blunt, if you majored in liberal arts, I have a hard time believing youll make it through the more quantitative engineering programs.Find a way to market your degree, or look for jobs which dont really need a specific degree but recruit bachelors holders simply because there are so many. Tacking on more debt in the hopes the degree will market for you on its own is not a good proposition. 