nursing or software engineer?

so i have a degree in software engineering. i just graduated and have worked service desk for a few months so far, along with a software internship a year ago

throughout my degree i realised i didn’t enjoy it as much as i thought i would, and this has led to bad grades. if i don’t enjoy something, there is nothing i can do to force myself to do it and so i got lazy and never went to class. i feel like i would only ever be an average software engineer at best because i lack the interest

so my current job as service desk analyst was for a hospital. i found myself far more intrigued by the clinical apps and medical things i was exposed to, than the actual tech stuff i got to learn. this is when i thought maybe i could go back to school for nursing. but i already have this degree and don’t want it to be for waste

so is it too soon for me to give up on tech? or is my acknowledged lack of interest enough to be like, right, im getting out of this now. but i’ll always wonder, what if i had a change of heart in SENG. what if i just stuck it out.

these are my perceived pros and cons

SENG pros - potential for more money - lots of different fields to move up into - 9-5 m-f (not sure if i like this) - all holidays off - i could get started now - can WFH if needed - i like designing and would like to get into UX - woman in STEM ✨

SENG cons - don’t like it that much so not great at it - hardly any junior/grad roles where i am - constantly changing and have to keep up to date, always new frameworks - days drag, sitting on ass all day - debugging has made me cry many times - stressful deadlines - work overtime unpaid, taking work home - not much human interaction (just colleagues)

nursing pros - up and about all day, always busy - many different specialties to go into - overtime pay, shift work - i am interested in the medical field - plenty of new grad RN roles where i am - i would love to get into MH/Psych - i am good with people - don’t have to take work home

nursing cons - patients can be rude - 3 more years of school - phobia of vomit (i can work on this) - working on public holidays - i am emotional and not sure how i’d handle patients dying