What can I do?

Modern technology is popular in most coastal cities, so your computer skills may be no worse than those of graduates from other regular colleges.

I firmly believe that practice brings true knowledge.

My judgment is that you like to interact with computers very much. So you have to choose a computer-related job, and the pay is sometimes very low. But the specific number depends on which coastal city you choose.

The short-term goal is to work in a computer city to do computer installation, computer maintenance, etc. During this period, you can strengthen your English learning, strengthen your programming learning, and accumulate energy. Once the time is right, you can change jobs.

The long-term goal is to be a programmer or an automation engineer, but it requires continuous hard work on your part.

Working and studying at the same time is a good choice. You can enrich your social experience and increase your practical experience.

Believe in your own choice and choose the industry you like best. The opinions of others can only be used as a reference.

Good luck.