<prompt> Human: First off Ill just say that transferring to a cheaper school was already considered, and Id be starting as a sophomore at best due to credit transferring issues. Its something Im looking into--but is also a bit of a risk as Id have to leave the two jobs I have now that pay decently and have convenient hours. So my parents paid for most of school, but after getting poor grades repeatedly they are understandably making me pay if I want to continue attending. My GPA is 2.1 cumulative, but I have a 3.5 in major not a typo according to my degree auditconfirmed by my advisor. I repeatedly failed multiple gen-ed classes and generally do very well in classes that Im truly interested in IE the ones for my major. Will only putting the in-major GPA on my resume, assuming I graduate with it at around a 3.5, be better than putting no GPA at all?And the main question is, should I even finish school? I enjoy sales jobs, and certainly could see myself earning 30-40k a few years down the road. Im looking at 50k starting realistically if I graduate, and thats going off of what my friends who have graduated with the same degree are getting. A livable income with no debt, or a much more uncertain yet possibly much higher income, with a substantial amount of debt?Also, my school has a massive alumni network that to me provides a lot of value. I got my current job working from home IT partially because my boss is also an alum from the school. This is what gives me some hope--leveraging this network to get a shot at careers I wouldnt have a shot at otherwise.Opinions? Also, parents are very well off financially and will provide support if I am at the point where Im looking at homelessnessdefaulting on loansetc. They are absolutely a last resort resource that I dont want to have to use, of course. Edit--Loans would be all private with around a 7 fixed rate at best with parents cosigning. -- I only need about two semesters to graduate --I have enough saved to make interest payments on the loans until I graduate  <response>: Finish your degree. 