<prompt> Human: Im a third year university student, with a major in political science. Ive accumulated around 35 000 in student debt, and would graduate with around 45 000.As it stands, I will not be able to pay this loan off with this degree, which is evidently only helpful in finding minimum wage jobs in retail or labor.Im considering doing a transfer into a double major in business with a concentration in accounting and finance and computer science with a concentration in software development.Doing so would provide the income earning power I need to pay my loans off, but it may also result in graduating with debt around 85 000.Should I do the transfer, and graduate with more debt and a useful degree, or just finish the polisci degree and work low income jobs for the next decade?Just to note, I am interested in this new program, and its not just for the money, although that is a factor.  <response>: There isnt much point in going 4 more years and paying all that extra money for an undergrad degree, especially one you have no interest in pursuing.Do you live in a major metropolitan area? Does your school have any resources for looking for employment? Have you had any internships.Plenty of people can get an entry level job as an analyst with a poli sci degree as long as you are capable of using Microsoft suite and excel. Worst case scenario, you start in a crappy low level job and can pursue an MBA or masters while you work my masters program took 2.5 years and I got 2 degrees, all of my classes were taken at night at a local well regarded business school. 