<human>: I'm about to graduate with a degree in psychology in December with a lot of regrets but I'm trying to make the best of it. The sad truth is that a degree in psychology is pretty much useless because I don't have any tangible skills and people aren't going to listen to what I have to say just because I have a piece of paper that says I earned 130 credits. 

I'm curious if getting a state job (I'm in CT) is within the realm of possibility. I checked the department of administrative services website (das.ct.gov) and they have a lot of postings however they all require "knowledge of state and federal statutes and regulations." Where can I learn this stuff? They also have links to other state agency jobs that I'll probably end up sending resumes to after I research their specific needs.

Also, I've been working in a grocery store meat department for a year. I'm really happy to have a job coming out of school and even though it's not optimal I have to keep the "it's a good job, someone has to do it" mentality or I'll get depressed. Perhaps having a degree will give me opportunities to move up into management at the store?

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<bot>: Can I get a state job with a BA in psychology? Can I move up into management at the grocery store I work at with a BA in psychology?