<prompt> Human: Neither of my parents never went to college. My father tried to be an entrepreneur his whole life successful at times, but certainly not now, and my mother was a stay-at-home mother who took care of us children while growing up, and consequently only looked for jobs at local supermarkets, for example, that all payed less than 9.00hr. All of this has limited my understanding of how to get decent jobs that pay more than 40,000year.I say all of this because I have no idea what kind of job my bachelors degree can get me since I havent watched people do it before in my life.Here is a short summary of my resume to help you understand where Im at: I graduated with a BS in Nutritional Science from BYU not a Mormon, though. I ended up with what I feel is a very competitive GPA of 3.80, and I am currently about 35,000 dollars of student loan debt that I need to pay off somehow starting in February. While in school, I learned about jobs like professional degrees doctor, lawyer, research degrees professor, and basic degrees that go into careers nursing, elementary education, engineering, artist, etc., but none of these jobs sounded appealing to me at all. There are millions of people in my state, and not all of them have these basic careers that you learn about when you are young. I am having trouble knowing how to find a legit job with decent pay that does not fit into these basic job categories that do not interest me.To be very clear, even though I majored in nutritional science, I do not want to be a registered dietician or a nutritionist at all. Their pay stinks, frankly, and I have a strong opinion that my bachelors degree was not career training and thus wont limit me for the rest of my life to those two career choices. I know there are nutrition-related jobs out there, but I want to expand my opportunities by brainstorming what possibilities there are. Arent there jobs that dont care what your degree was in, so long as you have a bachelors in something?Specifically, I need help understanding how people get into their careers after they graduate from college. I mean, I have no idea how people start making 40,000year or 80,000year and how they get into fields that werent directly related to their bachelors degree i.e. English majors always becoming English teachers, Spanish majors becoming translators, etc.. Please help me understand what my options are and how I can get a legit grown-up job at some legit company and can start to pay off my debt faster than I currently am working as a CNA at a hospital making a mere 12.00hour at a hospital.  <response>: There are a TON of people that go to college for whatever majors.This will get your foot in the door for 12-15 an hour jobs and you can work your way up.You can switch to an office type job but youll have to work your way up.Career planning is important and you didnt do it. Be prepared to slog it out for 10 years until your student loans are paid off.Know that at least you arent alone. 