<prompt> Human: I am a 28 year old female who just earned her Associate Degree in Business Administration. Ive been attending college since 2008, when my mother literally signed me up for student loans asked me to sign papers, but I didnt realize what I was signing at the time, and drove me to college to apply. I tried on-campus classes, but I am very introverted and was extremely anxious and shy when I was 18, so it didnt work for me. After plenty of crap online colleges, I finally found a real one three years ago, and quickly got to work. She passed away 6 months into my attendance of the on-campus school, and I dropped out of college shortly after. I have been working full-time at various employers since then, have only ever been terminated from one position which was an extremely toxic environment for everyone who worked there, not just me, and have experience in finance, banking, customer service, and collections. I have tried marketing several times, but am not good at it. I have racked up quite a bit of debt in my pursuit of a degree because of working so much to support myself no financial help from anyone else, and feeling like Ive been aimless for the better part of my life since my high school graduation. Now that I have my Associate Degree, Im not sure what to do with it. I dont even know what I can do with it. I am very caring, hard working, empathetic, sympathetic, and I believe Im rather intelligent and learn fast - as well as Ive excelled at every job Ive ever had. I think the problem is that I like to do many different things, so Ive never honed in on one particular field for a career. Being introverted hasnt deeply impacted my ability to get jobs on the past, but there are certain jobs like marketing and retail sales that sap all of my energy and make me extremely anxious. I finally met a wonderful person who has helped me achieve the goal of obtaining a degree even if its just an A.S.. The college I graduated from does offer career services, but I would love to hear suggestions or advice from people who havent made a job out career services - I want different perspectives. Thank you to anyone who bothers to reply to this post.  <response>: An associates is really just there to get you to a bachelors, most of your in state colleges will have arrangements to accept all of your class credits bc of your associates. Some businesses have started using the associates as a base for hiring, and in your case you could use it apply for middle management admin type roles depending on the job market but that will also depend on your other experiences.I had an associates for years and it did very little for me until I used it to get my bachelors, so thats just my perspective. 