<human>: I got a degree in biology this past May. My GPA was just below a 3.5 do to a crappy freshman year. I'm pretty damn smart but am a classic procrastinator. I really like science, but I have a hard time figuring out specifically what I want to do in it. 

Anyway, when I graduated the recession was crazy bad and I kept hearing on NHPR about how grads were having a hard time finding jobs. I essentially got one job offer that would have made me a good amount of money using my degree but was far away and would have had long hours. I took the second job offer I got.

I work at the library at the University I just graduated from. I've never worked in a library before but I love it most of the time. The culture is awesome, everyone here is so dedicated to getting people the information they need for free. My boss is great, as is my boss's boss, and my boss's boss's boss, etc. The benefits are great (I get free tuition starting this summer, 24 earned time days and 10 paid hollidays, health insurance).

My only real problems with the job are that I get paid crap (under 25,000/year) and that I'm not intellectually challenged. Also, raises here lately have been very small and only like 1% is ever merit based, which is annoying because my evaluations have been stellar so far. I might get a raise over the summer but I'd be surprised if it's more than a 2.5% raise.

What would you do if you were in my situation? Right now I'm planning on taking classes part time and getting a master's, but I have no idea in what yet. It's just so annoying that I make less money than pretty much everyone around me.

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<bot>: I'm probably overqualified for my job, make very little money, but really enjoy working here. What should I do?