Zackly, "Tired" :
Hey, guys (and gals) do the Vo-Tech thing, get training and apprenticeship in, say, plumbing, electrical, welding, mechanics (auto, other related) and start in middle-$50s, be making six figures in this hot Metro market in a year or three, and have that American Dream. Your college degree, unless in STEM-related subject majors - and even then, to be replaced by foreign visa holders who will often take less pay - that college degree is not a guarantee of a successful and lucrative career.

And just doing the "trades" thing need not be not a death sentence to your development in familiarity with the arts and your acquisition of knowledge in other areas, nor with your ability to learn to write and to express yourself intelligently. Many tech programs address these items as well as the specialties which are major subjects.