<p>I am so lost on what I should do. I started off going to college in a 3+2 Physics/Mechanical Engineering program where I would earn a BS in both. Well my grades haven't been good and I was not accepted into the transfer school to finish up Engineering. I am applying other places but I just don't think I am going to get in anywhere. Engineering is very competitive and I just never made the grades and my GPA is low. I don't know what I should do now</p>
<p>I am at the last semester of my third year and after this I'll have my physics requirements done. I will still have a year worth of credits I need to complete the min credit hours for a degree but I don't know what I should do. I was thinking maybe switching to Computer science and taking an extra semester or two then trying to get into information technology. Also thought about getting associates in Engineering Technology since I probably already have a lot of it done. Also thought about just adding Math and going with an Applied Math B.S. No matter which way I go I will have physics too since that's pretty much done.</p>
<p>What kind of Jobs can I go into though. Right now the option I favor the most is the dual major in Math and Physics. I could have that done and finish at the end of next year. I am going to a private university so tuition is pretty high. The only thing is I need to have a career goal and I just cant find one. Any description is so generic. My girlfriend is worried I wont be able to get a good job with Physics and Math BS but I hear Math is a pretty marketable degree. I would like to get my BS and get into the work field because I've never been good at school and I really just want to be working instead of school. Maybe eventually going for masters if needed. Any advice on any of this? This all has me so stressed out. I hear with Math and Physics you can go into Programming, Financial stuff, Engineering type stuff. But I don't know how much of that is actually true. Will I be able to find work?</p>