I need advice about my future.

[Gooders1002]

Hi guys, I am back after a little hiatus and i am in need of some advice.
First a little background, I am a 3rd year Business student who is coming close to finishing my studies, which I don't like and find boring. I chose the course out of convenience as well as a few other reasons (which i will elaborate on if you really want me to), though the years I have been getting between 40-65% of my coursework and I think I will end up with a 2.2. However, I failed a piece of coursework on a subject which I thought was interesting at in the first half, but the second half I was like the kids in this this:



And this subject is one of my weakest, and thus I am now completely demotivated abut my exams and really do not what to repeat the year.
I am just stuck with what to do, should stick with it and graduate with a poor-ish grades or bail and get a job somewhere now the job market is slowly picking up or what would the best course of action be?
Pros and cons would be appercatied.
Note: I am in the UK

[Angrboda]

I would take a break from your studies until you figure things out. I didn't, and I eventually got expelled because I kept doing substandard work without knowing why. Now, decades later, I can look back and see that it was a part of a pattern of depression, but at the time, I couldn't see it. Don't ruin your GPA and future by pushing onward without a good plan as to what you're going to do if things don't turn around.

[Gooders1002]

I would take a break from your studies until you figure things out. I didn't, and I eventually got expelled because I kept doing substandard work without knowing why. Now, decades later, I can look back and see that it was a part of a pattern of depression, but at the time, I couldn't see it. Don't ruin your GPA and future by pushing onward without a good plan as to what you're going to do if things don't turn around.

I have to mention that I have only 2 months maximum left of my course then it is finished.

[Minimalist]

I don't know about the UK but over here the job market is rather dismal for recent graduates.

http://www.nytimes.com/2011/05/19/busine...grads.html

Now evidence is emerging that the damage wrought by the sour economy is more widespread than just a few careers led astray or postponed. Even for college graduates — the people who were most protected from the slings and arrows of recession — the outlook is rather bleak.

College is no longer the panacea.

[Gooders1002]

I don't know about the UK but over here the job market is rather dismal for recent graduates.

http://www.nytimes.com/2011/05/19/busine...grads.html

Now evidence is emerging that the damage wrought by the sour economy is more widespread than just a few careers led astray or postponed. Even for college graduates — the people who were most protected from the slings and arrows of recession — the outlook is rather bleak.

College is no longer the panacea.

Thanks any advice from UK?