<p>I’m in the exact same position. I graduated in 2009 from an undergrad business school and couldn’t find a job for several months. I eventually enrolled in school again in a graduate program that I had no interest in, only to leave school for my current dead-end job. I’ve only been here for about 6 months though, so I can’t just quit. I really hate my job and am convinced that it’s one of the most boring out of all boring office jobs. Not only do I have to do pointless, tedious Excel tasks, but I also have to work overtime and deal with being pulled in multiple directions by different people. I would love to get another dead-end job, anything at all to get out of here.</p>
<p>I think grad school is the only option out of a dead-end career. Of course, a graduate degree guarantees nothing, but there just seems to be no other way back on track. Have you thought of working while going to school in the evening/weekends? That should offset some of the costs of school while still allowing you to build up work experience.</p>