<prompt> Human: Throwawy here, because no one but me knows how deep the hole Im in is, and the last thing I need is my family of redditors worrying.Im a fifth year undergrad at an Ivy League college. Im a math major, but have gotten terrible grades outside of that almost flunked out twice, and will be graduating with a GPA around 2.5. I have 80,000 in student loans, and 3000 in credit card debt. My family is already under financial duress due to medical problems--if Id known where their health would be today, I would have worked to support them instead of getting an education I couldnt afford.So far, my job search has been dead ends all around. I got an interview at Google through a recruiter, but after a look at my GPA they dropped me like a hot potato. I was planning to go into software dev, but it looks like my GPA lack of experience is nixing that.Im really not sure what to do. I currently work full time while taking a full course load, just to pay the rentloan interestcredit cards. Most of my calories come from the free food at campus events; Ill listen to a lecture on anything if theres pizza and coffee.Any advice or guidance would be wonderful. Im underwater.  <response>: Youre going to have a STEM degree from an Ivy League school. Youll be fine. I dont know what Ivy youre at, but most of them have INSANE job fairs and alumni networks. get on that. now. 