<human>: Hi Reddit!  

I am in my mid-20's, with a bachelors in biochemistry and am working on my masters in the same.  Graduate academia has left me in a state of being completely FINE (eff'd up, insecure, neurotic and emotional).  This is in light of difficulty surrounding my advancement to candidacy, production of a thesis, the prospects for employment following graduation and mounting financial debt as a result of being incapable of working anything outside of a TA position due to time constraints (see: $14K/Yr and having a girlfriend kind enough to cook sometimes).  

I would like to find some form of employment that enables progression/reward with respect to effort, without the glass ceiling as found in science industry.  I am capable of learning practically anything I set my mind to, but having been funneled into an academic chute for so long I have ~~lost~~ *no* perspective as to employment opportunities outside of chemistry.

Can you succinctly summarize the text in 1-3 sentences?
<bot>: I am doubting my graduate school and am looking for career alternatives since employment with a BA in Biochemistry looks dismal at best.  Unfortunately, I have no idea what else I would do for a living other than "anything."