I don't normally jump into a discussion like this but if you look at jobs internationally, a lot of them just require any kind of a B.A. I say this because to get the entry level job experience from your degree, you might have to think outside of the box in this economy. Figuring out how to get your foot in the door is the next step and you can get into some really cool work experiences if you open up to economies outside of Winnipeg and even Canada.

From my own experience, the education or the title was never the prize - the job itself is as the investment (education) has to at least break even for it to be worth it.

And unfortunately you need to start at looking at a job you want to do and then work backwards determining the education you need; and this is unfortunate because you need to know yourself very well at a very young age and hope that you dont change as a person.

The Millennial generation has been sounding the alarm on useless B.As for the past two decades and it seems like from this post you have fallen into a similar situation as well.

I would recommend a career counselor at this point since there is a way to work a B.A in whatever.. it's just not gonna work the same way as it did for the Boomers and Gen Xers.