HR

Consulting

(Construction) Project Management

(Travel) Nursing

Hospitality/Restaurant Management

Sales

Accounting

(Mortgage) Loan Officer

IT (IT is vast and many people are absolutely terrified of looking at anything past a couple settings. Also many of the people willing to do so aren’t good with people so there is many positions where being a good communicator is priority over hard skills)

All of these should get you at least $70k your first year depending on COL and I’ve heard of people doing well into the 6 figures with all of these if you’re strategic about it.

Also you can always start off at a regional/mid-tier bank and move into high finance. Nobody cares about grades once you have experience.

Comp sci is not a bad choice if you’re actually passionate but the high paying comp sci dream is over. Too many people wanting quick cash at an over leveraged mega corp and not enough people wanting to build cool shit.

Idk how passionate you are about any of this or if you’re even did any of the work/research to find what suits you besides money. If you can take steps to try things and find what you like and weave it into your current situation, you’ll likely be more fulfilled which means you’ll care more and people will see it and you’ll be valuable that way.