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TRJ is right - there are so many directions in which you could take yourself. Are you at all interested in teaching? There are several organizations that hire teachers with Bachelor’s Degrees and have experience in their fields and help them work towards certification. Teach for America is one.I find your disclosures rather exciting! So, you have a job you’re not interested in, in a field you used to find interesting but now do not…You do have a degree - in systems engineering perhaps?
The reason I find it exciting is that you now have the POTENTIAL to find something that you can really love. Don’t you find that the least bit intriguing? God may be giving you the nudge to really find an area where He can use you in a different way!
I wonder if you’ve ever thought of doing any missionary work? Your skills might be needed in other parts of the world. Helping others to get technologically up to speed might use your skill-set AND give you another field to explore, and if you are interested in travel, that could happen too. Of course it doesn’t pay very well, so you’d have to make sure your student loans would at least be covered. Some mission work does involve a small stipend, though.
Or there are so many things you could do… I think it’s a blessing that you understand and recognize that the field you assumed you would go into, no longer interests you. Sometimes people work their entire lives and only realize how bored they are when they’ve invested most of their lives and never been happy.
I think you need to TRY some other things. What electives did you take in college? Any of them get you excited, so you looked forward to the class?
Maybe it would be a good idea to see a career counselor. You could start at your college placement center. They may help you mold your career into something you love.