<prompt> Human: So, I am 21 years old and this June I am getting my bachelors degree in chemistry. The thing is, I dont like it anymore. During the time in the university I came to a conclusion that I wont be happy in life if I dedicated it for science. I finished school with top grades but now my motivation has dropped and my grades in university have only been barely acceptable for two years now.I have found multiple things that Im interested in such as photography, editing photos and videos, creating logos, music composition, however I have no knowledge of the theory within all of that. I just generate ideas and then make them come true. I actively participated in the students union in my university which deals with educational and financial problems as well as organising various event. I love organising people, for one project I was responsible for over 40 people which feels like a nice achievement for me.Having said all that I feel like I am capable of making myself successful in life, however I have no idea of how to translate it all once I graduate. How much does a university degree mean afterwards? Why would anyone hire someone like me when they could just hire a person who has a degree which helps in the job? How do I climb the stairs of my career? Its not rare for people in Lithuania to work in the same place for 10-30 years while having only minor raises in paycheck. Once I read so many articles about how one should jump between jobs from time to time, I start to think whether its possible at all achieve that successfully in my country.I dont know, I always felt like I knew what my next step is. First there was school, then there was university and thats pretty much my whole life so far. And now the next step is unclear and Im scared. I dont want to get stuck with a job I dont like and I feel like I wont get one that I like - even more so when I dont quite understand what I want. Please help.  <response>: I have a friend with a Chem degree and he works at a lab. He makes good money, likes his co-workers and spends his extra money on hobbies. Hobbies can turn into full time jobs. Try not to think that your first job will be your only job.50 of people in the US with college degrees dont work in the field they got their degree in.Im trying to think of some jobs that you could still use your degree. The first thing that comes to mind is teaching. But idk how that works in Lithuania, if you need a Teaching degree to get a job doing that. Good luck buddy. 