<prompt> Human: Im 28 with little work experience, no savings, with a college degree in the social sciences and made a decision my senior year to pursue a health field after graduation and went back to community college but found out halfway through i dont have the grades to make it. Then i pursued coding on my own and found out i dont have the chops for it even from pursuasion from peers but the difference is they all went to prestigious universities in the bay area and have an education and background to rely on, and i cant even complete a simple app through my own studying. Having never worked i picked up a couple odd jobs at 27 of all ages and found out i dont want to be scraping on minimum wage forever. Standard of living is really high in the bay area and i dont know what other field i can go into besides engineering or a tech field where i can survive and live close to my family. Im looking into a non tech role in the the tech field but have troubling honing on one without prior experience. I am interested in human resources and marketing but cant seem to get any intern positions as they are all meant for college students and graduates. Im hoping to get into a big company and somehow build my way up from there, but as of now i dont know how to get out of this hole as my parents who i have benefitted with support wont be around forever as they are not in the greatest health as of now and i dont have a tangible skill to get employed long term. What options do i have to get employment in a good career and what fields can i get into with a solid roadmap for a better future? If i go back to college, i dont know what to go back in?  <response>: Stop being a professional student. Register with a few employment agencies. Its called work, it isnt called fun. 