<human>: Where to begin...I just graduated this past may with my bachelors degree in accounting. I was a shitty student my first 2 years of college and paid for it with a low GPA. I tried to get my act together around my junior year. I pulled my GPA back up to a 3.1 overall and 3.6 in Major. Still not great, but I was proud to get it back over a 3.0 after my first two years. 

I have been trying to get any job relevant to my degree all summer. I have probably sent my resume to 100 places within a 40 mile radius of where I live. I haven't gotten so much as one call back. I lack a whole lot of work experience which probably doesn't help, All I can list is 2 summer jobs and a senior internship preparing taxes.

I am going back to school right now to attend my schools masters program for accounting to try and do something to keep me relevant since I can't find a job. The problem is I am so sick of school. I live with my girlfriend, she is ready to get engaged and get married, we have been dating for over two years now and I feel like this relationship isn't going anywhere because of me. She has a full time career. My mother who still helps support me probably just thinks I am lazy at this point even though she is still supportive.

I just don't want to go back.. I have taken 2 of the 10 masters program classes over the summer, but the fall classes start tomorrow and my tuition is due. I just feel like if I pay it it will be a waste of 6 grand, because one, my heart wants to work and start a life outside of school, and 2, I don't know if I can even pass the CPA exam after school, but I can't find a job so I can't just not work and not go to school.

I feel like my $50,000 dollar degree isn't worth the paper isn't worth the paper it was written on. I don't want to come off as lazy, I have been trying my butt off for the past 2 years, but I feel like I have nothing to show for it. What the heck should I do?

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<bot>: Graduated, can't find a job, going back to school, but ready to start a life outside of school, getting majorly depressed about the situation.