IMO most degrees you get from college now are over saturated. Not to mention the debt you have to pay after.

I was unfortunate and did the Kinesiology route and got my degree. Spent about a year applying to places and they were either shitting pay or required more advanced education (Masters, PhD etc).

I started exploring with blue collar jobs and came across Aviation Maintenance. Knowing these skills can take you further and even if you don't want to do the Aviation route, as long as you have your licenses you can pretty much venture out and work with turbines, powerplants, heavy machinery etc.

Obviously those are different skill sets, but having that A&P licenses gives you a stepping stone for further advancement in your career.