<human>: So, I went to college straight out of high school and got a degree in Psychology. As I got nearer to graduation, I realized there were a lot of things that I would rather do than be a research psychologist and essentially go to school for the rest of my life.

I decided the best thing to do was to go back and get a second bachelor's in a field I actually wanted to work in. However, with 15 credits left on my degree I maxed out my student loan borrowing limit. This meant, not only could I not pay for the last bit of my degree, I desperately need to get a job, like now.

I'm updating my resume and basically carpet bombing employers with it, but I haven't really figured out how to address the second degree. I have just about all of the skills I was going to garner, I'm just not getting to complete my capstone. So I can't really lie and say I graduated (also because I'm trying to stay in the city where I got the degree, and it would be insanely easy to get caught in the lie), I can't really leave it off because it would look weird to have a degree in one thing and a skillset that has nothing to do with it, and I can't just push back my graduation date, because I'd think it would make it look like I'm still in school and no one wants to hire a student for a big-boy full time job.

I'm stuck, what do I do?

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<bot>: I ran out of money and can't finish my degree, but I have no idea how to address it on my resume.