<human>: Can you provide a brief overview of the text?

Ok reddit, I'm just gonna let it all out.

I have been a student of Aerospace Engineering at my university for the last three years. After a long a painful conversation with my undergrad advisers about why I always seem to be in a constant haze of stress and near-depression in regards to school we came to the decision that ASE probably isn't right for me.

My issue is this - I have spent around $50k in student loans getting through my first few years with the expectation of having a solid, well paid job at the end of my undergrad. Now if I change majors I stand to essentially throw away fifty grand (I do have all my basics out of the way at least, so I'd have little down time between majors) for the sake of being successful at my field of study.

I have a love of programming and things of a more technical nature, along with several years worth of experience in a shop/industrial environment which is why I gravitated towards aerospace. However as it turns out, rocket science is *fucking hard* and many of the higher level concepts are over my head no matter how much study time I put into trying to comprehend them.

Additionally, I have worked as an intern for about half a year at a production company making props (hey, gotta take whatever opportunity life gives ya, right?) and I really enjoyed the world of production and editing. The ability to see instant and tangible results is what made me love it so much, and is something that ASE lacks sorely.

What the heck should I do to figure out what my new focus of study will be?? I'm not going to school for the purpose of learning - I'm going to school so I can get a job with decent pay, but I have zero knowledge of job markets outside of the engineering sector.
<bot>: My current major is not working for me and I need to change to a new one that still has a high level of job assurance at graduation.